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Adam Cameron
Adam Cameron is my name, I'm second son to Boyndlie Parting with my bonnie love, her hand in mine was
locke'd It's farewell, Cameron, step abroad, though you say
I'm your charmer Since you have kept the part from me for which I've
long been searching So boldly I did step away to go on to Dumbarton A lad I had alang wi' me, 'twas her young brother
Tammy Soon after this a letter came from Annie, as a token A letter from my brother came, with post haste it was
carried While reading it, her brother came to ask me for a
furlow And when I heard young Tammy's words within but I was
weary I said, You may not go alone for it would sair offend
me So we drove on and further on, it's homeward bound
you'll find me Could you love a sodger noo, could you lay doon ayont
me I could love a sodger noo, and I'll lay doon ayont ye The darkest hoor o' any night, if you wed me, I'll
tend you I laid my broadsword across our knees, we crossed our
right hands over (as sung by Archie Fisher) |
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Quelle: Scotland
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