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W:There are twa bonnie maidens, and three bonnie maidens,
W:Cam' owre the Minch, and cam' owre the main,
W:Wi' the wind for their way, and the corrie for their hame,
W:And they are dearly welcome to Skye once again.
W:Come along, come along, wi' your boatie and your song,
W:My ain bonnie maidens, my twa bonnie maidens,
W:For the night it is dark and the red coat is gone
W:And ye are dearly welcome to Skye once again.
W:.
W:There is Flora my honey, sae dear and sae bonnie,
W:And ane that's sae tall, and sae handsome withal;
W:Put the one for my king, and the other for my queen,
W:And they are dearly welcome to Skye once again.
W:Come along, come along, wi' your boatie and your song,
W:My ain bonnie maidens, my twa bonnie maidens,
W:For the Lady Macoulain she dwelleth her lane
W:And she'll welcome you dearly to Skye once again.
W:.
W:There's a wind on the tree, and a ship on the sea,
W:My ain bonnie maidens my twa bonnie maidens,
W:Your cradle I'll rock on the lea of the rock,
W:And ye'll aye be welcome to Skye once again.
W:Come along, come along, wi' your boatie and your song,
W:My ain bonnie. maidens, my twa bonnie maidens,
W:Mair sound shall ye sleep as ye rock on the deep,
W:And ye'll aye be welcome to Skye once again.
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