Bonnie Dundee

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1st Verse
//: Tae the [D]lords o Con-ven-tion 'twas[G] Cla-ver-house [D]spoke. E'er the
Kings crown go down there are c[A]rowns to be broke. So each cavalier who
loves [G]Honour and [D]me. Let him fol-low the [A]bonnets o' Bo[D]n-nie Dundee.

Come [D]fill up my cup, come [A]fill up my can, Come sad-dle my horses and [D]call
out my men. Un-hook the West [A]Port and    [D]let us gae free ------ For its [D]up
with [A]the bonnets    o' [D]Bon-nie Dundee-------://

2.
Dundee he is mounted and he rides up the street
The bells tae ring backward and the drums tae are beat
But the provost douce man says just let it be
For the toon is well rid o'that devil Dundee

3.
There are hills beyond Pentland and lands beyond forth
Be there lords in the south, there are chiefs in the north
There are brave downie wassles three thousand times three
Cry hey for the bonnets o'Bonnie Dundee

4.
So awa tae the hills, tae the lee and the rocks
Ere I own a userper I'll couch with the fox
So tremble false whigs in the mid'st o' yer glee
For ye've no seen the last o'my bonnets and me

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