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    "Logie o' Buchan"genre: Celtic
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    Margo sings a beautiful old Scottish song, with Arthur on guitar and Andrew on fiddle.
    CD: Home from the sea   Label: MacArthur Music
    Credits: Arthur Wilson, Margo Falconer, Andrew Hennessay

    Story Behind the Song
    The girl in this song appears to be telling the local laird (lord) about the pressure she is under to marry a well off suitor after her young lover has been taken away. However she vows to remain true to him, just as he has promised he will return to her.The words are set to an old Scottish melody.

    Lyrics
    O Logie o' Buchan, o Logie the Laird
    They ha'e ta'en awa Jamie,
    Wha delved in the yaird;
    Wha play'd on the pipe
    And the viol sae sma';
    They ha'e ta'en awa Jamie,
    The floo'r o' them a':

    He said "Think na lang lassie,
    Tho' I gang awa,
    For I’ll come and see thee,
    In spite o' them a'."

    O, Sandy has oosen, has gear and has kye
    A hoose and a hauden and siller forbye
    But I’d hae ma ain lad,
    Wi' his staff in his hand,
    Before I’d hae him,
    Wi' his hooses and land
    But simmer is comin', cauld winter's awa'
    And he'll come and see me on spite o' them a'

    I sit on my creepie an' spin at my wheel
    An' think on the laddie
    That lo'es me sae weel
    He had but ae saxpence, he brak' it in twa
    And he ga'e me the half o't,
    When he gaed awa'

    He said "Think na lang lassie
    Tho' I gang awa'
    For I’ll come and see thee
    In spite o' them a'."

    Laird - lord
    Delved-dug
    Yaird-yard
    Oosen - oxen
    Gear - property
    Kye - cattle
    Haudin - small farm
    Siller - silver \ money
    Creepie - padded stool
    Laddie - boy
    Lo'es - loves
    Weel - well
    Saxpence - sixpence
    Brak- broke
    Ae - one
    Twa - two

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