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Come all you brave heroes now join in my chorus,

Who wish to be glorius in fame and renown,

And praise that great donor that made us victorious,

With laurels of glory to the British crown.

No more we shall languish in sorrow or anguish,

Since Britons have vanquish'd their proud daring foes,

But firmly stand still united in one,

With the old ancient thistle, the shamrock and rose.

There was John Bull and Sawny Paddy and a',

In the year eighteen hundred we may all remember,

And thirteen makes up the whole number of time,

On the ninth of November was held in great splendor,

That illumination in Glasgow did shine.

The sight was affecting by light so attracting,

Gave great satisfaction to all was around,

Like Phoebes advancing, each window was glan,

And joy bells commencing with musical with musical sound.

The sight was amazing with Spectators gazing,