Bundle and go.
[Scotland? : s.n.,
1880-1900?]
Dated from examination of text and style.
First line reads: The winter is gane, love, the sweet spring again, love, / Bedecks the blue mountain and gilds the dark sea, / Gie'en birth to the blossom, and bliss to the bosom, / And hope for the future to you love, an' me. / For far to the west, to the land of bright freedom, / The land where the vine and the orange trees grow, / I fain would conduct thee, my ain winsome dearie - / Then hey, bonnie lassie, will you bundle and go?
In one column with an illustration above the title.
Ballads, English
Emigration and immigration