Bonnie lass o' Brouhty [sic] Ferry.
[Dundee] : Poet's Box, Overgate, Dundee,
[1880-1900?]
Dated from examination of text and style.
'This popular song can always be had at the Poet's Box, Overgate, Dundee'.
First line reads: A something's birrin through my head, / An' at my heart's a hurlie burlie; / At times I think I'm haflins dead, / An' whiles I laugh an' whiles I'm sury. / I kenna fu' to gie't a name, / That's dung me in this tirrie-wirrie; / Gin it be love, she's a' the blame - / The Bonnie lass o' Boughty Ferry.
Ballads, English