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431. The fifteenth day of July

First Line:
The fifteenth day of July
Last Line:
Of brave lord Willoughbey
DMI number:
37349

432. The four and twentieth day of May

First Line:
The four and twentieth day of May
Last Line:
Marry and to it again
DMI number:
11476

433. The bells they rang all in the morn

First Line:
The bells they rang all in the morn
Last Line:
Take heed ye come not there
DMI number:
37855

434. The billows of life are suppressed

First Line:
The billows of life are suppressed
Last Line:
To say twas preserved for your sake
Author:
Robert Fergusson (Absolute)
DMI number:
35432

435. The bonny grey eyed morn began to peep

First Line:
The bonny grey eyed morn began to peep
Last Line:
For to enjoy when thus the knot's tied fast
DMI number:
11698

436. The meal was dear short syne

First Line:
The meal was dear short syne
Last Line:
And they cuddled it a thegither Jo
DMI number:
12091

437. The rain rins doun through Mirryland toune

First Line:
The rain rins doun through Mirryland toune
Last Line:
Its thair we twa sall meet
DMI number:
37235

438. The paip that pagane full of pryde

First Line:
The paip that pagane full of pryde
Last Line:
And heisit thair hippis on hie | Hay trix tryme go trix under the grene wod-trie
Author:
John Wedderburn (Confident)
DMI number:
10956

439. The pauky and Carle came over the lee

First Line:
The pauky and Carle came over the lee
Last Line:
While we shall be merry and sing
Author:
James V of Scotland (Confident)
DMI number:
12093

440. The Perse out of Northumberlande

First Line:
The Perse out of Northumberlande
Last Line:
God send us good endyng
DMI number:
35411