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| Mary with son, James | |||||||||||||
| The Rough Wooing Henry V111, ye know, him wi' a' the wummin Didnae seem tae me, tae hae bother wi' his plumbin' He had Mary betrothed tae his wee son, Prince Eddy The betrothal wis annulled, because, oor Queen wisnae ready The English King wis fumin', up tae high doh an' diddle He louped up an' doon, like a hare upon a griddle Up doon, turn aroon', his face against the wa' Henry, he wis ragin', an' so he went tae war The cavalrymen, astride their magnificent hoarses Set oot tae seek, the sturdy Scottish forces 'Though their numbers were few, in the early mornin' dew Victory wis theirs, at the battle o' Pinkie Cleugh There wis o' course, that thankfu' savin' grace The union o' the crowns, didnae then take place Mary had led the King a merry dance Sailin' awa' oan a clipper ship tae France |
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