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BE KIND TO YER NAINSEL', JOHN cho: O be kind to yer nainsel', John O be kind to yer nainsel', John Wi' a wee bittie butter and a wee pickle sugar O be kind to yer nainsel', John There is thirty acres o' good lan' There is thirty acres o' good lan' There's corn to the lassie an' the bere to the laddie So be kind to your nainsel', John. There's three horse i' the stable There's three horse i' the stable There's ane to the lassie and anither to the laddie An' the stallion to yer nainsel', John There's three nout in the byre There's three nout in the byre There's ane to he lassie an' anither to the laddie An the stirkie to yer nainsel, John. My wifes's dead an' gone Ah, my wife's dead an' gone I must have anither, I've got plenty to keep her And be kind to my nainsel' John. nainsel' : own self bere : a coarse form of barley pickle : a small quantity nout : cattle byre : cowshed stirkie : young bullock From the Grieg-Duncan Collection (706C) Collected from Andrew Walker @Scottish filename[ NAINSEL TUNE FILE: NAINSEL CLICK TO PLAY RG Apr98 |
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