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| Strathaven Castle |
| The Arden Oak 'Och! Mary, Mary, whit is it noo? Ye're due in Dunbar oan the morrow at two' 'Och! Darnley, Darnley, ye havenae a clue, can ye no' see my hoarse has a stane in it's shoe?' They had ridden a' day, frae yon Ballantrae Where Shuggie the smuggler an' his doankey abides Ye'll see them there, durin' Glesga Fair Gein' a' the Gleswegian weans, doankey rides 'Noo listen, Darnley. When we get tae Stra'ven Castle I dinnae want ye gein' me ony mair o' yer hassle I want a room wi' a view, an' an ensuite loo, right? I'm no' gonnae sleep rough, like I had tae dae last night. Under yon big oak tree at Arden An' wi' a' yon big burly Busby men An' wi' a' yon big acorns, stickin' in my ribs An' wi yon big Clydesdale, lickin' at my chops....' 'Och! Mary, Mary, will ye no' gie me peace An' anyway, that wisnae the hoarse' |
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| Lizzy, and a parcel of rogues |