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Jenny Dang the Weaver 
Jenny Dang the Weaver 
At Willie's wedding on the green The lassies, bonnie witches Were a' dress'd oot in aprons clean And braw white Sunday mutches Auld Maggie bade the lads tak' tent But Jock would no believe her But soon the fool his folly kent For Jenny dang the weaver 
Jenny dang, Jenny dang Jenny dang the weaver But soon the fool his folly kent For Jenny dang the weaver 
At ilka country dance or reel Wi' her he would be bobbin' When she sat doon, he sat doon And tae her would be gabbin' Where'er she gaed, baith but 'n' ben The coof would ne'er leave her Aye kecklin' like a clockin' hen But Jenny dang the weaver 
Jenny dang, Jenny dang Jenny dang the weaver Aye kecklin' like a clockin' hen But Jenny dang the weaver 
Quo' he my lass, tae change my mind In troth I needna swither You've bonnie een and if you're kind I'll never seek anither He humm'd and haw'd, the lass cried Peugh! And bade the coof no deave her Syne snapped her fingers lap and leugh And dang the silly weaver 
Jenny dang, Jenny dang Jenny dang the weaver Syne snapped her fingers lap and leugh And dang the silly weaver 
notes: leugh is prounounced "looch" (ch as in "loch") Peugh is pronounced "Pyooch" we sung this in "E" CC