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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
"HUSH-A-BA BIRDIE, CROON, CROON", by ANONYMOUS
Last Line: An they'll no be hame till noon
Subject(s): Children;mothers; Childhood
Last Line: An they'll no be hame till noon
Subject(s): Children;mothers; Childhood
HUSH-A-BA birdie, croon, croon,
Hush-a-ba birdie, croon,
The sheep are gane to the silver wood,
And the cows are gane to the broom, broom.
And it's braw milking the kye, kye,
It's braw milking the kye,
The birds are singing, the bells are ringing,
The wild deer come galloping by, by.
And hush-a-ba birdie, croon, croon,
Hush-a-ba birdie, croon,
The gaits are gane to the mountain hie,
And they'll no be hame till noon, noon.
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