Both Sides the Tweed

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T:Both Sides the Tweed
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w:What's the spring brea-thing jas-mine and rose,*What's the sum-mer *with all its gay train?
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w:*Or the splend-our of aut-umn to those*Who have bar-tered their free-dom for gain?
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w:*Let the love of our land's sa-cred rights*To the love of our* peo-ple suc-ceed,
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w:*Let *friends *and ho-nour u-nite,*And *flou-rish on both sides the Tweed.
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W:No sweetness the senses can cheer Which corruption and bribery bind
W:___No brightness that gloom can e'er clear For honour's the sum of the mind
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W:Let virtue distinguish the brave Place riches in lowest degree
W:___Think them poorest who can be a slave Them richest who dare to be free