The Scots Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE ABCB GHFI ACBC ABAB| Black Scots and red Scots | A |
| Red Scots and black | B |
| I hae dealt wi' the red Scot | C |
| An' dealt wi' the black | B |
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| The Red Scot is angry | D |
| Among the sons o' men | E |
| He'll pay you a bawbee | F |
| An' steal it back again | E |
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| Black Scots and red Scots | A |
| Red Scots and black | B |
| I hae dealt wi' the red Scot | C |
| An' dealt wi' the black | B |
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| The Black Scot is frien'ly | G |
| A brither an' a' | H |
| He'll pay you a bawbee | F |
| An' steal back twa | I |
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| The Ginger Scot o' a' Scots | A |
| The warst shade o' Scot | C |
| For he'll pay ye naething | B |
| An' tak' a' you've got | C |
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| Black Scots and red Scots | A |
| Short Scots an' lang | B |
| Ginger Scots an' bald Scots | A |
| I dealt wi' the gang | B |
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