The lassie's wardrobe : (Given in Chambers's Journal, No. 175, where it is  said to have been written by an old unmarried lady as a kind of burlesque of her own habits and history. It  is sung to an air resembling that of "The laird of Cockpen.").
[Scotland? : s.n.,
1870-1890?]
In one column.
Dated from examination of text and style.
'Copies of this very popular song can always be had in the Poet's Box, 80 London Street, Glasgow'.
First lines read: A lass lived down by yon burn-braes, / And she was weel provided wi' claes;  / She had three mutches a' but twa, / And nae bonnie lad wad tak' her awa'.
Ballads, English