Hazel Whyte
| Wee Drap O' Whisky |
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| Scottish Songs and Celtic Ballads |
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| Modern and Traditional Folk Music |
| Wee Drap O' Whisky |
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| A Wee Drap o' Whisky A wee drap o' whisky I tak' when I'm weary My blood for to warm and my spirits to cheer And when I sit doon I intend to be merry So fill up a bumper and bring it round here. I can scarce get a hauf oor when I am weary To tell you the truth I am wrocht very sore My ploo and my lassie are a' my whole pleasure We'll baith tak' a kiss an' hae a drap mair. Contented I sit and contented I labour Contented I drink and contented I sing I never dispute nor fa' oot wi' my neebors For that is a mean and contentious thing. Oh few, very few ever hear me compleenin' Though oftimes the load of oppression I bear Oh fat is the use o' a man aye compleenin' For aye fan he tastes, he maun hae a drap mair. |