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On ev'ry new birth day ye see	A
A humble poet wishes	B
My bardship here at your Levee	A
On sic a day as this is	B
Is sure an uncouth sight to see	A
Amang thae birth day dresses	C
Sae fine this day	D
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I see ye're complimented thrang	E
By mony a lord an' lady	A
God save the King 's a cuckoo sang	E
That's unco easy said aye	F
The poets too a venal gang	E
Wi' rhymes weel turn'd an' ready	A
Wad gar you trow ye ne'er do wrang	E
But aye unerring steady	A
On sic a day	D
	-
For me before a monarch's face	G
Ev'n there I winna flatter	H
For neither pension post nor place	G
Am I your humble debtor	H
So nae reflection on your Grace	G
Your Kingship to bespatter	H
There's mony waur been o' the race	G
And aiblins ane been better	H
Than you this day	D
	-
'Tis very true my sovereign King	E
My skill may weel be doubted	I
But facts are chiels that winna ding	E
An' downa be disputed	J
Your royal nest beneath your wing	E
Is e'en right reft and clouted	J
And now the third part o' the string	E
An' less will gang aboot it	J
Than did ae day	J
	-
Far be't frae me that I aspire	H
To blame your legislation	K
Or say ye wisdom want or fire	H
To rule this mighty nation	K
But faith I muckle doubt my sire	H
Ye've trusted ministration	K
To chaps wha in barn or byre	H
Wad better fill'd their station	K
Than courts yon day	J
	-
And now ye've gien auld Britain peace	L
Her broken shins to plaister	H
Your sair taxation does her fleece	L
Till she has scarce a tester	H
For me thank God my life's a lease	L
Nae bargain wearin' faster	H
Or faith I fear that wi' the geese	L
I shortly boost to pasture	H
I' the craft some day	J
	-
I'm no mistrusting Willie Pitt	J
When taxes he enlarges	B
An' Will's a true guid fallow's get	J
A name not envy spairges	B
That he intends to pay your debt	J
An' lessen a' your charges	B
But God sake let nae saving fit	J
Abridge your bonie barges	B
An'boats this day	J
	-
Adieu my Liege may freedom geck	E
Beneath your high protection	K
An' may ye rax Corruption's neck	E
And gie her for dissection	K
But since I'm here I'll no neglect	J
In loyal true affection	K
To pay your Queen wi' due respect	J
May fealty an' subjection	K
This great birth day	J
	-
Hail Majesty most Excellent	J
While nobles strive to please ye	A
Will ye accept a compliment	J
A simple poet gies ye	A
Thae bonie bairntime Heav'n has lent	J
Still higher may they heeze ye	A
In bliss till fate some day is sent	J
For ever to release ye	A
Frae care that day	J
	-
For you young Potentate o'Wales	B
I tell your highness fairly	A
Down Pleasure's stream wi' swelling sails	B
I'm tauld ye're driving rarely	A
But some day ye may gnaw your nails	B
An' curse your folly sairly	A
That e'er ye brak Diana's pales	B
Or rattl'd dice wi' Charlie	A
By night or day	J
	-
Yet aft a ragged cowt's been known	K
To mak a noble aiver	H
So ye may doucely fill the throne	K
For a'their clish ma claver	H
There him at Agincourt wha shone	K
Few better were or braver	H
And yet wi' funny queer Sir John	K
He was an unco shaver	H
For mony a day	J
	-
For you right rev'rend Osnaburg	E
Nane sets the lawn sleeve sweeter	H
Altho' a ribbon at your lug	E
Wad been a dress completer	H
As ye disown yon paughty dog	E
That bears the keys of Peter	H
Then swith an' get a wife to hug	E
Or trowth ye'll stain the mitre	H
Some luckless day	J
	-
Young royal Tarry breeks I learn	K
Ye've lately come athwart her	H
A glorious galley stem and stern	K
Weel rigg'd for Venus' barter	H
But first hang out that she'll discern	K
Your hymeneal charter	H
Then heave aboard your grapple airn	K
An' large upon her quarter	H
Come full that day	J
	-
Ye lastly bonie blossoms a'	M
Ye royal lasses dainty	H
Heav'n mak you guid as well as braw	H
An' gie you lads a plenty	H
But sneer na British boys awa	N
For kings are unco scant aye	F
An' German gentles are but sma'	O
They're better just than want aye	F
On ony day	J
	-
Gad bless you a' consider now	K
Ye're unco muckle dautit	J
But ere the course o' life be through	H
It may be bitter sautit	J
An' I hae seen their coggie fou	A
That yet hae tarrow't at it	J
But or the day was done I trow	H
The laggen they hae clautit	J
Fu' clean that day	J

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