Haughs of Crumdel (1)/Wilt thou go my bonnie lassie?

Wilt thou go my bonnie lassie??

Wilt thou go, my bonnie lassie.
⁠wilt thou go my braw lassie
Wilt thou go say I or no
⁠to the braes aboon Bonaw, lassie.

Tho Donald hae na meikle phrase
⁠wi’ lawland speeches fine lassie
What he'll impart comes frae the heart
⁠Sae let it be wi’ thine lassie.
⁠Wilt thou go &c.

When simmer days cleed a' the braes
⁠wi’ blosom 'd broom sae fine, lassie.
At milking seel we'll join the reel:
⁠my flocks shall a be thine, lassie.
⁠Wilt thou go, &c.

⟨I'll⟩ hunt the roe, the hart, the doe,
⁠the tarmigan sae shy, lassie;
For duck and drake I'll beat the brake
⁠nae want shall come thee nigh, lassie.
⁠⟨Wilt⟩ thou ⟨go⟩. &c.

For trout an par, wi canny care
⁠I'll wily skim the flee, lassie;
Wi sic like cheer I'll please my dear———
⁠Then come awa wi me, lassie.

Yes, ⟨I'll⟩ go, my braw laddie,
⁠Yes, ⟨I'll⟩ go. my bonnie ladie:
I'll kilt my coats I'll tent the goats,
⁠On the braes aboon Bonaw, laddie.

Gin thou'lt prove true thou'lt never ⟨rue⟩,
⁠the love thou bear'st for me, laddie;
Ilk joy an care wi thee ⟨I'll⟩ share,
⁠Until the day I die, laddie.

Come awa, my bonnie laddie,
⁠come awa, my braw laddie,
Come weel. come wae. I'll kilt and gae
⁠to the braes aboon Bonaw, laddie.