The Book of Scottish Song/Landlady count the lawin

Landlady count the lawin.

[Tune, "Hey, tuttie, taitie."—Altered by Burns from an old ditty. The last verse of this song formed originally the first verse of the previous song.]

Landlady, count the lawin,
The day is near the dawin;
Ye're a' blind drunk, boys,
⁠And I'm but jolly fou.
⁠Hey tuttie, taitie,
⁠How tuttie, taitie—
⁠Wha's fou now?

Cog an' ye were aye fou,
Cog an' ye were aye fou,
I wad sit and sing to you,
⁠If ye were aye fou.

Weel may ye a' be!
Ill may we never see!
God bless the king, boys,
And the companie!
⁠Hey tuttie, taitie,
⁠How tuttie, taitie—
⁠Wha's fou now?

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