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to daunton

the bde-red rose at yule ay bw,

the sir lilies bloo snaw,

the frost ay freeze the deepest sea;

but an auld an shall never daunton

refra—to daunton , to daunton ,

and auld an shall never daunton

to daunton , and sae young,

wi&039; his fae heart and ftt&039;rg tongue,

that is the thg you shall never see,

for an auld an shall never daunton

to daunton , c

for a&039; his al and a&039; his aut,

for a&039; his fresh beef and his saut,

for a&039; his gold and white onie,

and auld n shall never daunton

to daunton , c

his ar ay buy hi kye and yowes,

his ar ay buy hi glens and knowes;

but he shall not buy nor fee,

for an auld an shall never daunton

to daunton , c

he hirples a fauld as he dow,

wi&039; his teethless gab and his auld beld pow,

and the ra ras down frae his red blear&039;d e&039;e;

that auld an shall never daunton

to daunton , c