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Lock The Door Lariston lyrics
Lock the door Lariston
Lion O Liddesdale
Lock the door Lariston
Lowther comes on
The Armstrongs are flyin
The widows are cryin
Castletown is burnin and Oliver is gone
Lock the door Lariston
High on the weather gleams
See how the Saxon plumes
They bon on the sky
Yeoman and carbinere(cavalryman and rifleman)
Billman and halberdiere(axeman and spearman)
Fierce is the battle and far is the cry
Bewcastle brandishes his broad scimitar
Ridley is riding his fleet-footed grey
Hidley and Howard there
Wandel O Windermere
Lock the door Lariston
Hold them at bay
Why dae ye smile noble Elliot O Lariston (do you)
Why does the joy candle gleem in your eye?
You hold border ranger
Beware o your danger
Your foes are relentless
Determined and nigh
I hae Mangerton and Ogilvie(have)Raeburn and NetherbyOld Sym O Whitram and a his array (all)Come all NorthumberlandTeesdale and CumberlandHere at the Brechin TowerEnd the affray
See how they wane the proud file o the Windermere (wind)
Howard a woe tae yer hopes o the day (to your hopes of)
Hear the rude welkin rend(withering)
While the Scots shouts ascend
Elliot O Lasriston! Elliot for aye!
(always/ever)
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