This text comes from The Book of Scottish Song, edited by Alexander Whitelaw, a historical songbook transcribed on Wikisource and reproduced from the pinned revision linked below.
Her daddie forbade, her minnie forbade,
Forbidden she wadna be;
She wadna trow't, the brows't she brew'd
Wad taste sae bitterlie.
The lang lad, they ca' Jumpin' John,
Aft spier'd the bonnie lassie;
But faither and mither agreed thegither,
That nae sic match sud be.
Her daddie, &c.
A cow and a cauf, a ewe and a hauf,
And thretty gude shillins and three;
A vera gude tocher, a cotter man's dochter,
The lass wi' the bonnie black e'e.
Her daddie, &c.
Her daddie bade her counsel tak',
But counsel she tuik nane;
And lang and sair the lassie rued,
Sae fuil-like she'd been taen.
Her daddie, &c.
"Oh! for my daddie's kindly luik,
My minnie's kindly care!
Gin I were in their ingle neuk,
I'd never leave it mair."
Her daddie, &c.