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1. Again the year returns the day

First Line:
Again the year returns the day
Last Line:
And praise like him deserve
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
17712

2. Bedoun the bents of Banquo brae

First Line:
Bedoun the bents of Banquo brae
Last Line:
That do to heaven aspyre
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
10888

3. During the reign of royal Robert

First Line:
During the reign of royal Robert
Last Line:
And so Sir Duke I do you greet
Author:
George Steel (Speculation) & Forbes||William||of Disblair (Speculation) & David Steel (Speculation)
DMI number:
4623

4. Frae Dunideir as I cam throuch

First Line:
Frae Dunideir as I cam throuch
Last Line:
The brim battil of the Harlaw
DMI number:
10857

5. In borrows-town there was a fair

First Line:
In borrows-town there was a fair
Last Line:
Ye canna lay the wyte on me
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15378

6. In January last on Munnonday at morn

First Line:
In January last on Munnonday at morn
Last Line:
But gif we like your company we are as kind as you
DMI number:
42532

7. In winter nights wha ever has seen

First Line:
In winter nights wha ever has seen
Last Line:
As blyth's a lark
Author:
Charles Keith (Absolute)
DMI number:
34795

8. Jove and Apollo was gangand be the way

First Line:
Jove and Apollo was gangand be the way
Last Line:
So lang as I may geir gett to steil will I nevir wirk
DMI number:
36574

9. Let the trumpets sound

First Line:
Let the trumpets sound
Last Line:
That will not put it on
DMI number:
1620

10. Kind and worthy sir | The last week I received your letter

First Line:
Kind and worthy sir | The last week I received your letter
Last Line:
Remains your most obliged friend | and humble servant
DMI number:
25321

11. Now lend your lugs ye benders fine

First Line:
Now lend your lugs ye benders fine
Last Line:
But vow he's like our ain Mess John
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
28176

12. Now lend your lugs ye benders fine

First Line:
Now lend your lugs ye benders fine
Last Line:
But wow he's like our ain mess John
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15358

13. On July seventh the suthe to say

First Line:
On July seventh the suthe to say
Last Line:
Gart Tyndall lads begin the quarrell
DMI number:
10954

14. Sawney is a bonny bonny lad

First Line:
Sawney is a bonny bonny lad
Last Line:
It boots not to be wise
DMI number:
44420

15. Stop passenger until my life you read

First Line:
Stop passenger until my life you read
Last Line:
I have an end of all perfections seen
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
15417

16. Sum speiks of lords sum speiks of lairds

First Line:
Sum speiks of lords sum speiks of lairds
Last Line:
Nane of them durst cum neir his hald
DMI number:
10938

17. Was never in Scotland heard nor seen

First Line:
Was never in Scotland heard nor seen
Last Line:
For he durst ding no other | But them that day
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Speculation) & James I of Scotland (Speculation) & James V of Scotland (Speculation)
DMI number:
4601

18. Was never in Scotland heard nor seen

First Line:
Was never in Scotland heard nor seen
Last Line:
Was souple like a docken | bout him that day
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Speculation) & James I of Scotland (Speculation) & James V of Scotland (Speculation)
DMI number:
28102

19. Was never in Scotland heard or seen

First Line:
Was never in Scotland heard or seen
Last Line:
Was souple like a docken | Bout him that day
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Speculation) & James I of Scotland (Speculation) & James V of Scotland (Speculation)
DMI number:
34845

20. Was nevir in Scotland hard nor sene

First Line:
Was nevir in Scotland hard nor sene
Last Line:
For he durst ding nane udder | For feir at Chryst-kirk of the grene that day
Author:
James I of Scotland (Speculation) & James V of Scotland (Speculation)
DMI number:
10828

21. What gars thee look sae dowf dear Sandy say

First Line:
What gars thee look sae dowf dear Sandy say
Last Line:
And make the best of what we canna mend
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15354

22. Ye think our Highlands bleak and bare

First Line:
Ye think our Highlands bleak and bare
Last Line:
Alive or dead they mun be free
DMI number:
18248