The Flower of Yarrow O, MARY ’s red, and Mary ’s white, And Mary she ’s the king’s delight; The king’s delight and the prince’s marrow, Mary Scott, the flower of Yarrow. When I look east, my heart grows sair; But when I look west, it ’s mair and mair; And when I look to the banks of Yarrow, There I mind my winsome marrow. Now she ’s gone to Edinburgh town, To buy braw ribbons to tie her gown; She ’s bought them broad, and laid them narrow,— Mary Scott is the flower of Yarrow. |
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