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　　My Collier Laddie

　　“Whare live ye, my bonie lass?

　　And tell me what they ca' ye;”

　　“My name,” she says, “is mistress Jean,

　　And I follow the Collier laddie.”

　　“My name, she says, &c.

　　“See you not yon hills and dales

　　The sun shines on sae brawlie;

　　They a' are mine, and they shall be thine,

　　Gin ye'll leave your Collier laddie.

　　“They a' are mine, &c.

　　“Ye shall gang in gay attire,

　　Weel buskit up sae gaudy;

　　And ane to wait on every hand,

　　Gin ye'll leave your Collier laddie.”

　　“And ane to wait, &c.

　　“Tho' ye had a' the sun shines on,

　　And the earth conceals sae lowly,

　　I wad turn my back on you and it a',

　　And embrace my Collier laddie.

　　“I wad turn my back, &c.

　　“I can win my five pennies in a day,

　　An' spen't at night fu' brawlie:

　　And make my bed in the collier's neuk,

　　And lie down wi' my Collier laddie.

　　“And make my bed, &c.

　　“Love for love is the bargain for me,

　　Tho' the wee cot-house should haud me;

　　and the warld before me to win my bread,

　　And fair fa' my Collier laddie!”

　　“And the warld before me, &c. Poems and Songs of Robert Burns