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Artist: The Real Mckenzies
Canonical path: /the-real-mckenzies/bonnie-mary
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Bonnie Mary
Read Bonnie Mary lyrics by The Real Mckenzies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bonnie Mary
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Come cowe me Minne come cowe me
Come cowe me Minne come cowe me
The hair o' my arse's grown intae me bum
& they canna figure oot wha' te' do wi' me
When Mary came over the border
When Mary came over the border
Her eith twas approaching the cunt
Of a hurchin'
Her arse was in sic a disorder
And oh what a jewell was Mary
And oh what a jewell was Mary
Her face was fine, her bosom devine
& her puss was theekit with glory
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