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The Trooper And The Maid or The Trumpet Sounds At Burreldales

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The Trooper And The Maid or The Trumpet Sounds At Burreldales

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A trooper lad came here __

Frae riding he was weary

A trooper lad came here __

And the moon was shining clearly

Chorus (after each verse):

Lassie, I'll lie near ye yet

Bonnie lassie, I'll lie near ye

And I'll gar all your ribbons reel

In the morning 'ere I leave ye

She's ta'en the trooper by the hand

And led him tae the chamber

She's gi'en him breid and wine tae drink

And his love, it flared like tinder

She's made her bed both wide and lang

Made it like a lady

She's pu'ed her petticoats o'er her heid

Crying, "Trooper, are ye ready?"

He's ta'en off his big top coat

Likewise his hat and feather

He's ta'en his broadsword frae his side

Oh an' he's laid doon aside her

The trumpet sounds at Burreldales

Sayin' man and horse mak' ready

The drums are beat at __ Hill

Lads, leave yer mams and daddys

The fifes do play at __

Let's leave the __ o' Fyvie

The trooper tae the fair maid said

"Bonnie lassie, I maun leave ye"

"Fan will ye come back again?

An' fan will we marry?"

"Fan frost __

Oh it's then I will na tarry"

She's pu'ed her coatie o'er her head

An' followed him doon thro' Stirling

But she grew so fu' that she could na bow

And he's left her in Dunferline

Cheese and breid for girls and dames

Corn and hay for horses

Aye cups o' tea is for auld wives

Aye an' lads for bonnie lassies

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