JOCK O' HAZELDENE

Maia Holliday, Vocal. Brian Johnstone; Vocal & b

1. Why weep ye by the tide Ladye, why weep ye by the tide?
I'll wed ye tae my youngest son and ye sall be his bride!
Aye ye sall be his bride ladye, sae comely tae be seen;
(All) But aye she let the tears doonfa', for Jock o' Hazeldene. 

2. O! let this wrack o' grief be done, and dry yer tears sae pale.
Young Frank is Chief o' Hetherington, and Lord o' Langley Dale.
His step is first i' peaceful Ha', his sword in battle keen.
But aye she let the tears doonfa', for Jock o' Hazeldene. 

3. The kirk was decked at eventide, the tapers glimmer'd fair.
The Priest and Bride-groom wait the Bride, and Dame and Knight were there.
They sought her baith in bower and ha', the Ladye wasn'a seen----
"FOR SHE'S OWER THE BORDER AN' AWA' - WI' JOCK O' HAZELDENE"!