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Leezie Lindsay

Robert Burns

“Leezie Lindsay” as printed in The Scottish Minstrel (First Series) (1850).

Robert Burns: Collected Lyrics Text 75 1850 · historical text
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This text comes from The Scottish Minstrel (First Series), a historical songbook transcribed on Wikisource and reproduced from the pinned revision linked below.

Verse 1

Will ye gang to the highlands, Leezie Lindsay?

Will ye gang to the highlands will me?

Will ye gang to the highlands, Leezie Lindsay,

My pride and my darling to be?

Verse 2

O ye are the fairest young maiden,

The flower o' the lowland countrie;

Will ye gang to the highlands, Leezie Lindsay,

My pride and my darling to be?

Verse 3

I'll gie ye my hand, Leezie Lindsay.

And a true heart that loves only thee:

Gin ye'll gang to the highlands, Leezie Lindsay.

My pride and my darling to be.

Verse 4

She has put on a gown o' green satin,

And a bonnie blythe bride is she.

And she's aff wi' Lord Ronald Macdonald.

His pride and his darling to be.

Credits

Written by Robert Burns

Words by Robert Burns (died 1796). Historical text published in The Scottish Minstrel (First Series) (1850); public domain. No claim to a modern recording or arrangement.

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The Scottish Minstrel (First Series) (1850), “Leezie Lindsay”

Every contribution in this 1850 anthology predates modern copyright terms; any contributor died more than 130 years ago, so the text is in the public domain worldwide. The credited author died in 1796.

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