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wanderg willie—first version

here awa, there awa, wanderg willie,

now tired with wanderg, haud awa ha;

e to y bo, y ae only dearie,

and tell thou brg&039;st y willie the sa

loud blew the cauld ter ds at our partg;

it was na the bst brought the tear y e&039;e:

now wele the sir, and wele y willie,

the sir to nature, y willie to

ye hurricanes rest the cave o&039;your sbers,

o how your wild horrors a lover ars!

awaken ye breezes, row ntly ye billows,

and waft y dear ddie ance air to y ars

but if he&039;s fotten his faithfullest nannie,

o still flow beeen , thou wide roarg a;

ay i never see it, ay i never trow it,

but, dyg, believe that y willie&039;s y a!