Cope sent a message from Dunbar sayin Charlie meet me if you dare and I'll learn you the art if war if you'll meet me in the morning
Hey, now johnny are you wailin yet and are your drums a' beatin yet if your walkin I would wait you're goin to the coals in the morning
When Charlie looked the letter upon he drew his sword his scabbard from follow me my merry men and we'll meet Johnny Cope in the morning
Hey, now johnny are you wailin yet and are your drums a' beatin yet if your walkin I would wait you're goin to the coals in the morning
When Johnny Cope he heard of this he thought it wouldn't be amiss to have a horse in readiness to flee far away in the morning
Go now Johnny get up and run the highland pipes are makin a din it's better to sleep in a hail skin it will be a bloody morning
When Johnny Cope to Dunbar came he asked of him, "where's all your men?" they'll confound me again and again for I left them all in the morning
Hey, now johnny you weren't too late to come with news of your own defeat and leave your men in such a state so early in the morningTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.