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'''PRIDE OF THE BROOMLANDS.''' Scottish. The tune resembles "[[Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine]]." Poet Robert Chalmers (1779-1843) wrote a song called "Sing On" for which "Pride of the Broomlands" is the indicated air. | '''PRIDE OF THE BROOMLANDS.''' Scottish. The tune resembles "[[Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine (1)]]." Poet Robert Chalmers (1779-1843) wrote a song called "Sing On" for which "Pride of the Broomlands" is the indicated air. | ||
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PRIDE OF THE BROOMLANDS. Scottish. The tune resembles "Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine (1)." Poet Robert Chalmers (1779-1843) wrote a song called "Sing On" for which "Pride of the Broomlands" is the indicated air.
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Printed sources: Smith (Scottish Minstrel, vol. 4), p. 12 ("Sing On, Thou Little Bird").
Recorded sources: