(Bonnie Little Mary of Argyle) a 1922 popular song. “The Keel Row” is a traditional Tyneside folk song. Words and music by Reginald A. A. Stoneham.
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There’s a Highland laddie coming over the sea
There’s a Highland laddie coming over to me
So I’m laughing and dancing and singing
While the bells in the Kirk they are singing
There’s a sprig of heather hanging over the door
And the pipers will be playing all the while
So we’ll rag-o “The Keel Row”, for Sandy’s coming home
To his bonnie little Mary of Argyle
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