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Adam Armours Prayer
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adam armour's prayer

gude pity me, because i'm little!

for though i am an elf o' mettle,

an' can, like ony wabster's shuttle,

jink there or here,

yet, scarce as lang's a gude kail-whittle,

i'm unco queer.

an' now thou kens our waefu' case;

for geordie's jurr we're in disgrace,

because we stang'd her through the place,

an' hurt her spleuchan;

for whilk we daurna show our face

within the clachan.

an' now we're dern'd in dens and hollows,

and hunted, as was william wallace,

wi' constables-thae blackguard fallows,

an' sodgers baith;

but gude preserve us frae the gallows,

that shamefu' death!

auld grim black-bearded geordie's sel'—

o shake him owre the mouth o' hell!

there let him hing, an' roar, an' yell

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