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Welcome Wee One

O ma darlin’ wee one At last you are here in the wurld And wi’ aa your wisdom Your een bricht as the stars, You’ve filled this hoose with licht, Yer trusty wee haun, your globe o’ a heid, My cherished yin, my hert’s ain!

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