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Child vol vi	A
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A	-
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Ye Highlands and ye Lawlands	B
Oh where have you been	C
They have slain the Earl of Murray	D
And they layd him on the green	E
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Now wae be to thee Huntly	D
And wherefore did you sae	B
I bade you bring him wi you	F
But forbade you him to slay	G
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He was a braw gallant	H
And he rid at the ring	I
And the bonny Earl of Murray	D
Oh he might have been a King	I
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He was a braw gallant	H
And he playd at the ba	J
And the bonny Earl of Murray	D
Was the flower amang them a'	-
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He was a braw gallant	H
And he playd at the glove	K
And the bonny Earl of Murray	D
Oh he was the Queen's love	K
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Oh lang will his lady	D
Look oer the castle Down	L
Eer she see the Earl of Murray	D
Come sounding thro the town	L
Eer she etc	-
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B	D
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Open the gates	B
and let him come in	C
He is my brother Huntly	D
he'll do him nae harm	M
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The gates they were opent	D
they let him come in	C
But fause traitor Huntly	D
he did him great harm	M
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He's ben and ben	N
and ben to his bed	D
And with a sharp rapier	O
he stabbed him dead	D
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The lady came down the stair	P
wringing her hands	B
He has slain the Earl o Murray	D
the flower o Scotland	D
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But Huntly lap on his horse	B
rade to the King	I
Ye're welcome hame Huntly	D
and whare hae ye been	C
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Where hae ye been	C
and how hae ye sped	D
I've killed the Earl o Murray	D
dead in his bed	D
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Foul fa you Huntly	D
and why did ye so	B
You might have taen the Earl o Murray	D
and saved his life too	D
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Her bread it's to bake	Q
her yill is to brew	D
My sister's a widow	B
and sair do I rue	D
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Her corn grows ripe	R
her meadows grow green	E
But in bonnie Dinnibristle	D
I darena be seen	E

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