%%papersize A4
%%topmargin 0.8cm
%%botmargin 1cm
%%leftmargin 0.8cm
%%rightmargin 0.8cm
%%titlefont Helvetica
%%subtitlefont Helvetica
%%composerfont Helvetica
%%partsfont Helvetica
%%tempofont Helvetica
%%gchordfont Helvetica
%%annotationfont Helvetica
%%infofont Helvetica
%%textfont Helvetica 
%%vocalfont Helvetica 
%%wordsfont Helvetica 12
%%lineskipfac 1.4

X:3
T:Go to Berwick Johnnie
M:3/2
L:1/8
Q:1/2=120
K:A
|: e2A2 A2e2 fedc | e2A2 A2e2 c2a2 | e2A2 A2e2 fedc | d2B2 B2c2 d2f2 :|
|: a2>g2 a2A2 cdec | a2>g2 a2A2 c2e2 | a2>g2 a2A2 cdec | f2B2 B2c2 d2f2 :||
|: e2e2 fedc fedc | e2e2 fedc e2a2 | e2e2 fedc fedc | d2B2 B2c2 d2f2 :|
|: a2>g2 a2A2 cdec | a2>g2 a2A2 c2e2 | a2>g2 a2A2 cdec | f2B2 B2c2 d2f2 :||
W:Arguably the best known of the 3/2 tunes in Scotland but well known south
W:of the border too. The tune first appears first appears in 1694 and has been
W:published many times since. A four part setting has become the standard.