Will Ye No Come Back Again?
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Will Ye No Come Back Again?
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Bonnie Charlie's now awa'
safely owre the friendly main;
mony a heart will break i' twa,
should he no' come back again
will ye no come back again?
will ye no come back again?
better lo'ed ye canna be,
will ye no come back again?
ye trusted in your Hielan' men
they trusted you dear Charlie.
they kent your hidin' in the glen,
death and exile bravin'.
will ye no come back again?
will ye no come back again?
better lo'ed ye canna be,
will ye no come back again?
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