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Twanky Dillo 
Twanky Dillo 
Here's a health to the jolly blacksmith The best of all fellows He works at his anvil While the boy blows the bellows Which makes his bright hammer To rise and to fall There's the old coal, and the young coal And the old coal of all Twanky dillo, twanky dillo Twanky dillo, dillo, dillo, dillo And the roaring pair of bagpipes Made from the green willow 
If a gentleman comes With his horse to be shoed He will make no denial To one pint or two Which makes his bright hammer To rise and to fall There's the old coal, and the young coal And the old coal of all Twanky dillo, twanky dillo Twanky dillo, dillo, dillo, dillo And the roaring pair of bagpipes Made from the green willow 
Here's a health to the pretty girl The one I love best She kindles her fire All in her own breast Which makes his bright hammer To rise and to fall There's the old coal, and the young coal And the old coal of all Twanky dillo, twanky dillo Twanky dillo, dillo, dillo, dillo And the roaring pair of bagpipes Made from the green willow 
Here's a health to our king And likewise our queen 
And to all the royal family Where'ere they are seen Which makes his bright hammer To rise and to fall There's the old coal, and the young coal And the old coal of all Twanky dillo, twanky dillo Twanky dillo, dillo, dillo, dillo And the roaring pair of bagpipes Made from the green willow 
Green willow, Green willow Green willow, willow, willow, willow And the roaring pair of bagpipes Made from the green willow 
note: A Copper family song; I learned it from John Mayberry and Jamie Beaton at Pinewoods Camp. It's on their tape, "Neither Drunken Nor Sober." Public domain. ASM 
ASM