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A Laddie’s Sang Lyrics by Benjamin Britten

Who Are These Children?, Op. 84

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O! it’s owre the braes abüne our toun
Whan the simmer days come in;
Whaur the blue-bells grow, and the burnies row
And gowdan is the whin
The gowk sings frae the birken-schaw
And the laverock far aboon:
The bees bummer by, the peesies cry
And the lauchin linn lowps doun

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"A Laddie’s Sang" appears on "Who Are These Children?, Op. 84".

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