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The melody (in song and dance airs), finds Samuel Bayard (1981), is descended from the Scots tunes "Marquis of Hastings' Strathspey," "[[Lord Moira]]/[[Lord Moira's Welcome]]" and "[[ Loudon's Bonnie Woods]] and Braes." See also Frank Roche's Irish-collected fling "[[Bonnie Scotland (1)]]." | The melody (in song and dance airs), finds Samuel Bayard (1981), is descended from the Scots tunes "Marquis of Hastings' Strathspey," "[[Lord Moira]]/[[Lord Moira's Welcome]]" and "[[Loudon's Bonnie Woods]] and Braes." See also Frank Roche's Irish-collected fling "[[Bonnie Scotland (1)]]." | ||
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