Angus Fletcher

Summary

Angus Fletcher The Book of Scottish Song (1843)

Lassie wi’ the raven locks.
[A. Fletcher, schoolmaster, Dunoon, Argyleshire.—Tune, "Lassie wi' the lint-white locks."]
⁠Lassie wi' the raven locks,
⁠Charming lassie, Highland lassie;
⁠Gladly wad I tend thy flocks,
⁠Bonnie Highland Mary, O.
Where Echaig Joins the briny tide,
And Cowal's hills spread far and wide,
Alang the winding banks o' Clyde,
⁠I met wi' Highland Mary, O.
⁠Lassie wi", &c.
Her foot sae neatly mark'd the sand,
An' gently waved her lily hand,
As, slow, she traced the sea-beat strand,
⁠The lovely Highland Mary, O.
⁠Lassie wi', &c.
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