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The Fete Champetre (第1/2页)
the fete champetre tune—“killiekie.” o wha will to saint stephen's house, to do our errands there, man? o wha will to saint stephen's house o' th' merry lads of ayr, man? or will we send a man o' law? or will we send a sodger? or him wha led o'er scotland a' the meikle ursa-major? e, will ye court a noble lord, or buy a score o'lairds, man? for worth and honour pawn their word, their vote shall be glencaird's, man. ane gies them , ane gies them wine, anither gies them clatter: annbank, wha guessed the ladies' taste, he gies a fete champetre. when love ay heard the news, the gay green woods amang, man; where, gathering flowers, and busking bowers, they heard the blackbird's sang, man: a vow, they sealed it with a kiss, sir politics to fetter; as their's alohe patent bliss, to hold a fete champetre. then mounted mirth, on gleesome wing o'er hill and dale she flew, man; ilk wimpling burn, ilk crystal spring,
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