I'll Lay Ye Doun

One morning early as I roved out
Between the water and the pleasant sand
As I was walking, I heard them talking
Saying, "Surely he is a sorried man"
I will lay ye doun, love, I'll treat ye decent
I will lay ye doun, love, and I'll fill your can
I will lay ye doun, love, I'll treat ye decent
For surely here is a sorried man
I hae traivelled far frae Inveray
Aye, and as far as Edinburgh toun
But I maun gae an traivel further
But when I return, love, I'll lay ye doun
I maun leave ye nou but I'll return
Tae you my love and I'll take your hand
And no more I'll roam from you my love
No more to roam on the foreign strand