Burning of Auchidoon
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Burning of Auchidoon
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As I came in by Fiddich side
On a May morning
I spied Willie Macintosh
An hour before the dawning
``Turn again, him again
Turn again I bid ye,
If ye burn Auchidoon
Huntly he will head ye''
``Head me or hang me
That will never fear me
I will burn Auchidoon
Ere the life leaves me''
As I came in by Fiddich side
On a May morning
Auchidoon was in a blaze
An hour before the dawning
Crawing, crawing
For all your crowse crawing
You've burnt your crops
And tint your wings
An hour before the dawning
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