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SONGSTER. 131
^AW ye Jolinnie coininf^.
As sung by Miss TWICILL.
iSaw ye Johnnie coming, qr-o' ^h j,
!Saw ye Johnnie coming,
W^ his blue bonnet on his h'^dii*
And las doggie running 1 g^o' she.
"^ee him, father, fee him, qvy rsP%
For ah, he is a gallaiit /ad^
And ah, he's a' vyell do'jg.
And a' the *;/arU a^ jv* ch',) ^use^
cJsies wi' mo when I s'.^ Y^m, quo' shew
What w'A I lo '71' him, hussy 1
Wh.tv..U laowi'himl
He'': np'^r o. sa.k upon his back.
And I liae Aone to gie him.
-I hae two sarks into my kist,
And ane o' them I'll gie him;
And for a mark of mair fee,
Dinna quarrel vvi' him, daddy,
Dinna quarrel wi' him.
!7or muckle do I lo'e him, quo' she,
For muckle do I lo'e him;
Oh ! fee him, father, fee him, quo' she.
Fee him, father, fee him ;
He'll had the plough, thrash in the barn,
And bless us a' at e'en, my daddy.
And bless us a', my daddy.
Tlie voice of lier I love.
As sung by Mr. BRAHAM.
How sweet, at close of silent eve.
The harp's responsive sound !
How sweet the vows that ne'er deceive
And deeds by virtue crown'd !