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+ | ====== Bonny Grey Eye'd Morn ====== | ||
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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHuUkMlzOKE | Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHuUkMlzOKE | ||
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+ | English Country Dance devised by Kynaston in 1698. It was adapted by Andrew Shaw in 2000. | ||
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+ | There is little about the song or tune characteristics, however, that would indicate Scottish provenance or origins. The first stanza goes: | ||
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+ | The bonny Gray-eyed Morn began for to peep | ||
+ | When Jockie rouz'd with Love came blithly on; | ||
+ | And I who wishing lay depriv'd of Sleep, | ||
+ | Abhor'd the lazy Hours that slow did run. | ||
+ | But meikle were my Joy's, when in my View | ||
+ | I from the Window sypd' my only Dear; | ||
+ | I took the Wings of Love and to him flew, | ||
+ | For I had fancy'd all my Heaven was there.</code> | ||
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+ | It was a popular melody, frequently employed for songs in ballad operas; | ||
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+ | Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTpJT0c7JJ8 |