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Also known as	Fill Up Your Bumpers High, Scots Wha Hae, Hey Tuttie Taiti
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BRIDEKIRK'S HUNTING. AKA and see "Fill up your bumpers high," "Scots wha hae," "Hey Tuttie Taiti." Scottish, Air. A song collected by Kirkpatrick Sharpe (c. 1830) in Annandale, set to the famous tune.

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+'''BRIDEKIRK'S HUNTING'''. AKA and see "[[Fill up your bumpers high]]," "[[Scots wha hae]]," "[[Hey Tuttie Taiti]]." Scottish, Air. A song collected by Kirkpatrick Sharpe (c. 1830) in Annandale, set to the famous tune.
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