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K:D A |D>E F>G|A2 d2 |A3 w:As I was wal-king a' a-lane F |G>F E>D|E<E c2 |E3 w:I heard twa cor-bies mak -in' main F |D>E F>G|A<A d2 |A3 w:The teen un-tae the - ti-ther say oh, F |G>F E>D|D2 A>F|D2 w:Where shall we gang and dine the day oh (cB)|A>F E>D|D2 A>F|D3|] w:Where - shall we gang - and dine the day % W: W:1 W:As I was walking a' alane, W:I heard twa corbies makin' main W:The teen untae the tither say oh, W:Where shall we gang and dine the day oh, W:Where shall we gang and dine the day. W: W:2 W:In ahint you auld fail dyke, W:I wot there lies a new slain knight W:Naebody kens that he lies there oh, W:But his hawk an' hound an' his lady fair oh W:But his hawk an' hound an' his lady fair oh W: W:3 W:His hound is tae the huntin' gane, W:His hawk tae fetch the wild fowl hame W:His lady's ta'en anither mate, oh, W:So we can hae oor denner sweet oh, W:So we can hae oor denner sweet oh, W: W:4 W:Ye'll sit on his white breist bane, W:I'll pike oot his bonny blue een, W:Wi' a lock o' his yalla hair oh, W:We'll theek oor nest when it grows bare, oh, W:We'll theek oor nest when it grows bare, oh, W: W:5 W:There's many an ane for him make main W:But nane shall ken whaur he is gane, W:O'er his white banes when they are bare oh, W:The wind shall blaw for ever mair oh, W:The wind shall blaw for ever mair.

	

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