ng—will ye go to the dies, y ary?
tune—“will ye go to the ewe-bughts, arion”
will ye go to the dies, y ary,
and leave auld stia&039;s shore?
will ye go to the dies, y ary,
across th&039; atntic roar?
o sweet grows the li and the oran,
and the apple on the pe;
but a&039; the chars o&039; the dies
can never eal the
i hae sworn by the heavens to y ary,
i hae sworn by the heavens to be true;
and sae ay the heavens fet ,
when i fet y vow!
o plight your faith, y ary,
and plight your lily-white hand;
o plight your faith, y ary,
before i leave stia&039;s strand
we hae plighted our troth, y ary,
utual affection to jo;
and curst be the cae that shall part !
the hour and the ont o&039; ti!
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