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08/27/24(Tue)15:23:27 No.201499829

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Anonymous 08/27/24(Tue)15:23:27 No.201499829

>It'd been on the tweflth day of July, in the year of '49
>Five hundred of our Orangemen, together did combine
>In memory of King William, on that bright and glorious day
>To march upon Lord Roden's Park and over Dolly's Brae!
>For to march upon Lord Roden's Park and over Dolly's Brae!
>And when we got toe Weirs bridge, it was a glorius sight
>To see so many Orangemen, all ready for the fight
>To march upon the old remain, our music sweet to play
>And the tune we played was the Protestant Boys right over Dolly's Brae!
>And the tune we played was the Protestant Boys right over Dolly's Brae!
>Just then two Priests came up to us, and to Mr Spears did say
>"Come turn your men the other road, and never cross Dolly's Brae!"
>"Begone begone you Papish dogs, you've had nae time to pray
>Before we throw your carcasses right over Dolly's Brae!"
>"Before we throw your carcasses right over Dolly's Brae!"
>And when we came to the Great Hill, they were ranked on every side
>And offering up their Papish prayer, for to help them stem the tide
>But we loosed our guns upon them, and quickly won the day
>So we knocked five hundred Papishes right over Dolly's Brae!
>So we knocked five hundred Papishes right over Dolly's Brae!
>So now my song atlast I'll end, my pen I will throw down
>And with success to every man, that supports the British Crown
>And generations yet unborn, will mind this place of yore
>For we named the spot King Williams bridge, and Dolly's Brae no more!
>For we named the spot King Williams bridge, and Dolly's Brae no more!