Cocky-bendie's wedding o!
[Scotland?] : 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: In Airdrie town in fifty nine, / The evening being calm and fine; / Both rich and poor they did combine / To hold Cocky-Bendie's wedding O. / In Finnias lane they did agree, / That night to hold the wedding spree; / Then to Coatbrig they march'd wi' glee / To celebrate the marriage O. / Durum doo a doo &c.
'Price one penny'.
Ballads, English
Weddings