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MAW CANNY HINNY.

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Where hest te been, maw canny hinny?

An' where hest te been, maw bonny bairn?

Aw was up an' doon seeking for maw hinny,

Aw was through the toon seekin for maw bairn:

Aw went up the Butcher Bank and doon Grundin Chare,

Caw'd at the Dun Cow, but aw cuddent find thee there.

Where hest te been, maw canny hinny?

An' where hest te been, maw bonny bairn, &c.

Then aw went t' th' Cassel-garth and caw'd on Johnny Fife.

The beer drawer tell'd me she ne'er saw thee in her life.

Where hest te been, &c.

Then aw went into the Three Bulls' Heads, and down the Lang Stairs,

And a' the way alang the Close, as far as Mr. Mayor's.

Where hest te been, &c.

Fra there aw went alang the Brig, and up to Jackson's Chare,

Then back agyen to the Cross Keys, but cuddent find thee there.

Where hest te been, &c.

Then comin out o' Pipergate, aw met wi' Willy Rigg,

Whe tell'd me that he saw the stannen p——n on the Brig

Where hest te been, &c.

Cummin alang the Brig agyen, aw met wi' Cristy Gee,

He tell'd me that he saw thee gannin down Humes's Entery.

Where hest te been, &c.

Where hev aw been! aw seun can tell ye that;

Cummin up the Kee, aw met wi' Peter Pratt;

Meetin Peter Pratt, we met wi' Tommy Wear,

And went to Humes's t' get a gill o' beer.

There's where aw've been, maw canny hinny,

There's where aw've been, maw bonny lamb!

Wast tu up an' down, seekin for thee hinny?

Wast tu up an' down, seekin for thee lamb?

Then aw met yur Ben, and we were like to fight,

And when we cam to Sandgate it was pick night;

Crossin the road, aw met wi' Bobby Swinny.—

Hing on the girdle, let's hev a singin hinny.

A' me sorrow's ower now aw've fund maw hinny;

A' me sorrow's ower now aw've fund maw bairn;

Lang may aw shoot, Maw canny hinny!

Lang may aw shoot, Maw bonny bairn!

The Newcastle Song Book; or, Tyne-Side Songster

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