Banks of Tay /
Carmichael, Robert.
[Dundee?] : Poet's Box,
[1880-1900?]
Dated from examination of text and style.
In one column.
'Air - "Roslin Castle."'
'This popular new song can always be had at the Poet's Box'.
First lines read: By Grampians' towering mountains high, / Whose rocky summits skirt the sky; / Wild rolls the queen of Scotia's floods, / Adorned by Athole's ancient woods. / Along their winding walks in spring, / How sweet to hear the wild birds sing; / At peep of dawn, how sweet to stray, / Adown the bonnie Banks of Tay.
Ballads, English