About: Both sides the Tweed

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  • lied (nl)
  • пісня (uk)
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  • Both sides the Tweed :What's the spring-breathing jas'mine and rose, ::What's the summer, with all its gay train, :Or the splendour of autumn, to those ::Who've barter'd their freedom for gain? :Let the love of our land's sacred rights, ::To the love of our country succeed; :Let friendship and honour unite, ::And flourish on both sides the Tweed. :No sweetness the senses can cheer, ::Which corruption and bribery blind; :No brightness that gloom can e'er clear, ::For honour's the sun of the mind. :::Let the love, &c. :Let virtue distinguish the brave, ::Place riches in lowest degree;: :Think him poorest who can be a slave, ::Him richest who dares to be free. :::Let the love, &c. :Let us think how our ancestors rose, ::Let us think how our ancestors fell, :The rights they defended, and those ::They bought with their blood we'll ne'er sell. :::Let the love, &c. (en)
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  • Both sides the Tweed (en)
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