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Up an Waun Them a Jamie 
Up an Waun Them a Jamie (Robert Burns) 
The Laddies by the banks o Nith Wad trust his Grace wi a' Jamie; But he'll sair them, as he sair'd the KingTurn tail and rin awa, Jamie. 
ch. Up and waun them a'Jamie, Up and waun them a'! The Johnstones hae the guidin o't: Ye turncoat Whigs, awa! 
The day he stude his eountry's friend, Or gied her faes a claw, Jamie, Or frae puir man a blessin wanThat day the Duke ne'er saw, Jamie. 
But wha is he, his country's boast? Like him there is na twa, Jamie! There's no a callant tents the kye, But kens o Westerha', Jamie. 
To end the wark, here's WhistlebirkLang may his whistle blae, Jamie! And Maxwell true, o sterling blue; And we'll be Johnstones a', Jamie. 
second version -
As I cam doon the banks o' Nith And by Glenriddell's ha', man, There I heard a piper play Turn-coat Whigs awa; man. 
Drumlanrig's towers hae tint the powers That kept the lands in awe, man: The eagle's dead, and in his stead We've gotten a hoodie-craw, man. 
The turn-coat Duke his King forsook,, When his back was at the wa', man: 
The rattan ran wi'a'his clan For fear the house should fa', man. 
The lads about the banks o' Nith, They trust his Grace for a', man: 
But he'll sair them as he sair't his King, Turn tail and rin awa, man. 
tune:Up and waur them a', Willie (212)