For the sake of completeness, and because I've just typed the whole blasted thing out:

Glenbuchat MSS Vol II:5, pp 17-18

(Child 21, The Maid and the Palmer; Roud 2335)


Stanzas numbered and left aligned.
3¹: Of my scored out at beginning of the line.
5³: frae or fare scored out, were inserted above.
8¹: well poss. changed from wall.
10¹: craw written above a deleted word, poss. crow.

David Buchan and James Moreira, eds., The Glenbuchat Ballads. University Press of Mississippi in association with the Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen, Scotland. 2007, pp 89-90.

The editors note that the refrain suggests a relationship with the fragment that Sir Walter Scott sent to C K Sharpe (Child 21B)