Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Robert Burns
Canonical path: /robert-burns/hey-tuti-tatey
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hey Tuti Tatey
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Hey Tuti Tatey
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Landlady count the lawin,
The day is near the dawin,
Ye're a'blind drunk, boys,
And I'm jolly fou.
ch. Hey tuti tatey, How tuti taiti,
Hey tuti taiti, wha's fou now.
Cog an ye were ay fou,
Cog an ye were ay fou;
I wad sit and sing to you,
If ye were ay fou.
Weel may we a'be,
Ill may we never see!
God bless the King
And the Companie!
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