‘Tis of a farmer’s daughter, most beautiful I’m told. Her parents died and left her ten thousand pounds in gold She lived with her uncle, the cause of all her woe Now listen here and you shall hear how she proved his overthrow. Her uncle had a plowboy that Mary loved right well, Down in…

Come all young men and maidens, to you I will relate Come lend an ear and you shall hear Concerning my sad fate. My tender parents brought me up And provided for me well, And near the town of Oxford, they placed me in a mill ‘Twas there I espied a fair young maid, She…

As the Duke of Marchant’s daughter walked out one summer’s day She met a bold sea captain by chance upon her way He says, “My pretty fair maid, if itwas not for the law Then you and I in one bed would lie and you lie next to the wall. “Oh, hold your peace young…

Will you go Lassie, go to the Braes of Balquither Where the high mountains row and the bonnie blooming heather Where the rose and the deer they go bounding on together Spend their long summer days near the Braes of Balquither. “Oh no, oh no, kind sir, I’m too young to be a lover, For…