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31.
Brave Nero's favourite my Julius
First Line:
Brave Nero's favourite my Julius
Last Line:
By the lads whose privilege is to be jolly
DMI number:
42212
32.
Bright illustrious sparkling gem
First Line:
Bright illustrious sparkling gem
Last Line:
All the joys of endless love
DMI number:
22864
33.
Behold what lustres now adorn
First Line:
Behold what lustres now adorn
Last Line:
Your influence past will never return again
DMI number:
30084
34.
Believe me dear Lucinda you disgrace
First Line:
Believe me dear Lucinda you disgrace
Last Line:
Lest we should alter as your charms decay
DMI number:
11182
35.
Bold animal that dares presume
First Line:
Bold animal that dares presume
Last Line:
I heard him crack but could not hear him cry
DMI number:
1518
36.
Can you much honoured man excuse
First Line:
Can you much honoured man excuse
Last Line:
And still I live to make my mark
DMI number:
19281
37.
But now that I am old and on my head
First Line:
But now that I am old and on my head
Last Line:
Our brighter days are gone
DMI number:
27919
38.
But we'll grow auld together and never find
First Line:
But we'll grow auld together and never find
Last Line:
Beneath ilk storm frae every airth maun bow
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
22719
39.
Childless and rich and born in Charles's reign
First Line:
Childless and rich and born in Charles's reign
Last Line:
The new will love you only under ground
DMI number:
27968
40.
Children like tender oziers take the bow
First Line:
Children like tender oziers take the bow
Last Line:
In age we are by second nature prone
DMI number:
30600
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