| The Bonnie Fisher Lass |
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"Twas in the month of August one morning by the sea,
When violets and cowslips they so delighted me.
I met a pretty damsel for an empress she might pass,
And my heart was captivated by the bonnie fisher lass.
Her petticoats she wore so short, they came below her knee.
Her handsome leg and ankle, they so delighted me.
Her rosy cheeks her yellow hair, for an empress she might pass,
And wi' her creel she daily toiled, the bonnie fisher lass.
I stepped up beside her and to her I did say
'Why are you out so early? Why are you going this way?'
She said 'I'm going to look for bait, now allow me for to pass.
For our lines we must get ready' said the bonnie fisher lass.
Her petticoats she wore so short, they came below her knee.
Her handsome leg and ankle, they so delighted me.
Her rosy cheeks her yellow hair, for an empress she might pass,
And wi' her creel she daily toiled, the bonnie fisher lass."
"Twas in the month of August one morning by the sea,
When violets and cowslips they so delighted me.
I met a pretty damsel for an empress she might pass,
And my heart was captivated by the bonnie fisher lass.
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