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THE CLANSMAN’S WORDS TO HIS LOVE.

 

My love, with sunrise dawning,

Oh I must give thee warning,

An attack there may,

Befall this day

As night gives way to morning.

  

I wouldst, thou must believe me,

Prevent this and relieve thee,

But thy clan and mine,

To battle assign

And so pray not bereave me.

 

Our clans were once according

But now art they marauding

And so we must part

And make a new start

Shouldst chance be so affording

 

Oh rise and take thy mother,

Thy father and thy brother,

And beyond the sea,

Thou shalt wait for me

For canst I love none other.

 

So here’s a purse of gold, love,

To in thy cloak enfold, love,

And thou spend it then,

Full far from the glen

But now thou must be bold, love.

 

And when this strife is ended,

Shouldst thou not be offended,

When I come to thee,

My lover to be

Then shalt our lives be blended.

 

My love, with sunrise dawning,

Oh I must give thee warning,

I do love thee Nell,

But must fare thee well

As night gives way to morning.

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