Old Blind Dogs - Monymusk lads

And ^Fdoon by Alford's dale A ^Amsad misfortune happened to me And I ^Fthink nae shame to ^Gtell ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

As ^AmI gaed in by Monymusk The ^Fmoon was shining clear And ^AmI held on to Lethendy To ^Fsee my Maggie ^Gdear ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

^AmI did gang when I did think That ^Fa' were sleepin' soun' But ^Amplague upon yon auld wife For ^Fshe cam' slinkin' ^Gdoon ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

Sae ^Amcannily she slipped the lock And ^Fset the door agee Then ^Amcrawled upon her hands and knees To ^Fsee what it could ^Gbe ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

Then ^Amto the bells wi' a' her micht Sae ^Floud she made them ring 'Til ^Amfaith, I thocht aboot my lugs The ^Fbiggin she would ^Gbring ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

And ^Amwhen she saw I wouldnae slip She ^Fran to her guid man Says, "^AmThere's a lad into the hoose And ^Fthis I winna ^Gstand ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

For ^Amit's a most disgraceful thing It ^Fwould provoke a saunt To ^Amsee the servant girls wi' lads When the ^Fgentle anes maun ^Gwant ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

^AmProvidence has acted wrang Sic ^Fpleasures for to gie Tae ^Amony servant lad or lass Just ^Fworking for a ^Gfee" ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

The ^Amauld man, he cam ben himself And ^Fhe pushed ben his heid Guid ^Amfaith, I thocht it was a ghost Just ^Frisen frae the ^Gdeid ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

He'd ^Amduddy drawers upon his legs He'd ^Fon a cap o' white And ^Amhe'd a face as lang's my leg And ^Fin his hand a ^Glight ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do

He's ^Amta'en me by the shoulders broad And ^Fpushed me out o' doors Thinks ^AmI, my auld lad, I'll come back When ^Fsleepin' gars ye ^Gsnore ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do ^AmFal to too, fal to too ril ^Daye do ^Am