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Artist: Robert Burns
Canonical path: /robert-burns/john-come-kiss-me-now
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John, Come Kiss Me Now
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John, Come Kiss Me Now
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O John, come kiss me now, now, now;
O John, my luve, come kiss me now;
O John, come kiss me by and by,
For weel ye ken the way to woo,
O some will court and compliment,
And ither some will kiss and daut;
But I will mak o' my gudeman,
My ain gudeman, it is nae faute.
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O some will court and compliment,
And ither some will prie their mou,
And some will hause in ithers arms,
And that's the way I like to do.
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