The Land O' The Leal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCAADC AADCAAEC AAFCAAGC AAHCAAICI'm wearin' awa' John | A |
Like snaw wreaths in thaw John | A |
I'm wearin' awa' | B |
To the land o' the leal | C |
There 's nae sorrow there John | A |
There 's neither cauld nor care John | A |
The day is aye fair | D |
In the land o' the leal | C |
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Our bonnie bairn 's there John | A |
She was baith gude and fair John | A |
And O we grudged her sair | D |
To the land o' the leal | C |
But sorrow's sel' wears past John | A |
And joy 's a coming fast John | A |
The joy that 's aye to last | E |
In the land o' the leal | C |
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Sae dear 's the joy was bought John | A |
Sae free the battle fought John | A |
That sinfu' man e'er brought | F |
To the land o' the leal | C |
O dry your glistening e'e John | A |
My saul langs to be free John | A |
And angels beckon me | G |
To the land o' the leal | C |
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O haud ye leal and true John | A |
Your day it 's wearin' through John | A |
And I'll welcome you | H |
To the land o' the leal | C |
Now fare ye weel my ain John | A |
This warld's cares are vain John | A |
We'll meet and we'll be fain | I |
In the land o' the leal | C |
Carolina, Lady Nairne
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