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â’¼ THIS IS PUBLISHED IN ITS ORIGINAL FORM AND CONTAINS VERY STRONG LANGUAGE

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O Errock stane, may never maid,
A maiden by thee gae,
Nor e'er a stane o'stanin' graith,
Gae stanin o'er the brae.

And tillin' Errock brae, young man,
An' tillin' Errock brae,
An open fur an 'stanin' graith,
Maun till the Errock brae.

As I sat by the Errock stane,
Surveying far and near,
Up cam a Cameronian,
Wi' a' his preaching gear.

He flang the Bible o'er the brae,
Amang the rashy gerse;
But the solemn league and covenant
He laid below my arse.

But on the edge of Errock brae,
He gae me sic a sten,
That o'er, and o'er and o'er we row'd,
Till we cam to the glen.

Yet still his pintle held the grip,
And still his bollocks hang;
That a Synod cou'd na tell the arse
To whom they did belang.

A Prelate he loups on before,
A Catholic behin',
But gie me a Cameronian,
He'll mow a body blin'.