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T:Bonnie Dundee
C:Attributed to Walter Scott
B:Singing Together, Spring 1970, BBC Publications
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
K:F
A/B/ |c3/2d/c cdc |fed c2
w:To the Lords of Con-ven-tion 'twas Clav'r-house who spoke:
c/B/ |AcC AcC | G3/2G/G G2
w:"Ere the king's crown shall fall there are crowns to be broke,
 A/B/ |c3/2d/c cdc |fed c2
w: Then_ each cav-a-lier who loves hon-our and me,
c/B/ |A/c3/2C G/c3/2C | F/F3/2F F2
w:Let him fol-low the bon-net of Bon-nie Dun-dee."
C |FFF FBA |GCC C2
w: Come fill up my cap,_ come fill up my can,
C |GGG GAB | BAA A2
w:Come sad-dle your hor-ses and call out your men,
 F |AGA BAB |cBc d2
w:Come op-en the West Port, and let me gang free,
c/B/ |G/A3/2C A/c3/2C | F/F3/2F F2 z |]
w:And it's room for the Bon-nets of Bon-nie Dun-dee.
