Jacobite Auld Lang Syne.'lochiel's Regiment, 1747 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CBDB BBEB FBGB CBDB| Though now we take King Lewie's fee | A |
| And drink King Lewie's wine | B |
| We'll bring the King frae ower the sea | A |
| As in auld lang syne | B |
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| For he that did proud Pharaoh crush | C |
| And save auld Jacob's line | B |
| Will speak to Charlie in the Bush | D |
| Like Moses lang syne | B |
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| For oft we've garred the red coats run | B |
| Frae Garry to the Rhine | B |
| Frae Bauge brig to Falkirk moor | E |
| No that lang syne | B |
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| The Duke may with the Devil drink | F |
| And wi' the deil may dine | B |
| But Charlie's dine in Holyrood | G |
| As in auld lang syne | B |
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| For he who did proud Pharaoh crush | C |
| To save auld Jacob's line | B |
| Shall speak to Charlie in the Bush | D |
| Like Moses lang syne | B |
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