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Title: Kennedy’s Handbook of Scottish Song, With the Melodies; as sung by him with great success for several hundred nights at the Hanover Square Rooms, and Music Hall, Store Street, London, and throughout the principal towns of England and Scotland

Author: David Kennedy

In: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 87

Publication details: Victoria University of Wellington Library, Wellington

Part of: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout

License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 New Zealand Licence

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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 87

Moderately slow and with expression. WORDS BY MRS. COCK BURN. I've seen the smil - ing "Of For - tune be - guil - ing,' I've felt all her fa-vours and found her de-cay; Sweet was her bless - ing. Kind her ca - ress-ing; But now they are fled, .... fled far a-way. I've seen the fo-rest A-dom'd the fore-most, Wi' flow-ers o' the fairest, baith plea - - sant and gay; Sae bon - ny was their bloom - ing! Their scent the air per-fum - ing! But now they are wi-ther'd and a' wede1 a way. 1 Weeded or ro…

Moderately slow and with expression. WORDS BY MRS. COCK BURN. I've seen the smil - ing "Of For - tune be - guil - ing,' I've felt all her fa-vours and found her de-cay; Sweet was her bless - ing. Kind her ca - ress-ing; But now they are fled, .... fled far a-way. I've seen the fo-rest A-dom'd the fore-most, Wi' flow-ers o' the fairest, baith plea - - sant and gay; Sae bon - ny was their bloom - ing! Their scent the air per-fum - ing! But now they are wi-ther'd and a' wede1 a way. 1 Weeded or rooted out.