(Trad)
Tae yin king, and no king yin uncle and ae lad
Tae him that's a' these, yet allowed to be neither
I'm pushed about while the bottles are standard
If you know what I mean, here's a health to our landlord
Tae yin queen, and no queen yin aunt and no mother
Come, boys, let us cheerfully drink up another
And now, to be honest, we'll stick by our faith, sir
And we'll stand by our landlord as long as we've faith, sir
Tae yin prince, and no prince yin son and no bastard
Be shrewd them that say it is a lie that is fostered
God bless them all three, we'll conclude with this one, sir
Here's a health to our landlord, his wife and his son, sir
So our monarch's returned, then once more we'll advance, boys
We've one that's in Flanders, the other's in France, boys
Then about with a health let him come, let him come then
Send a warning to England and both are at hame then
(as sung by Dick Gaughan)