Bonny Aberdonian; or, Marry an Aberdonian.
[Dundee?] : Poet's Box,
[1880-1900?]
Dated from examination of text and style.
'New songs out every week'.
'This popular song can always be had at the Poet's Box'.
First line reads: Now I've been looking up and doun / For months, I'm sure, about this toun, / A thrifty wife my joys to croon - / But I'll no say I'll take ony ane. / O' a' the places I ha'e seen / In different places I ha'e been, / Nae damsel pleases my twa een / Like a strapping Aberdonian.
In one column.
Ballads, English