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Baloo, Lamby “Baloo, Lamby” is a traditional Scottish carol; author unknown. The full original title was "An Sang of the birth of Christ," from James, John and Robert Wedderburn's Ane Compendium Buik of Godly and Spirituall Sangis (1567). The Scottish word baloo means lullaby, hush-a-bye, or sometimes rendered sleep. Lammy denotes young or little lamb, and bairn is the Scottish word for child. It was said to have been transcribed by Dante Gabriel Rossetti in the 1850s.
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This day to you is born a child
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