O Thats The Lassie O M Hear
o that's the lassie o' my heart tune—“m.” o wat ye wha that lo'es me and has my heart a-keeping? o sweet is she that lo'es me, as dews o' summer weeping, in tears the rosebuds steeping! chorus—o that's the lassie o' my heart, my lassie ever dearer; o she's the queen o' womankind, and ne'er a ao peer her. if thou shalt meet a lassie, in grad beauty charming, that e'en thy chosen lassie, erewhile thy breast sae warming, had ne'er sic powers alarming; o that's the lassie, c. if thou hadst heard her talking, and thy attention's plighted, that ilka body talking, but her, by thee is slighted, and thou art all delighted; o that's the lassie, c. if thou hast met this fair one, when frae her thou hast parted, if every other fair one but her, thou hast deserted, and thou art brokeed, o that's the lassie o' my heart, my lassie ever dearer; o that's the queen o' womankind, and ne'er a ao peer her.