O' rattlin', roarin' Willie, O, he held tae the fair, 
An' for to sell his fiddle an' buy some other ware 
But parting wi' his fiddle, the saut tear blint his e'e 
And rattlin', roarin', Willie, Ye're [bad word] hame to me 

O, [bad word] sell your [bad word]  sell your fiddle sae fine 
O [bad word] sell your fiddle, and buy a pint o' wine 
If I should sell my fiddle, the world would think I was mad 
For many a rantin' day my fiddle and I hae had 

As I cam' by Crochallan, I cannily keekit ben 
Rattlin', roarin' Willie was sitting at yon board en' 
Siting at yon board en' and amang [bad word] 
Rattlin', roarin', Willie, ye're [bad word] hame to me 

Glossary
amang: among 
ben: inner room of a two room cottage 
board en': table end 
cannily: softly, stealthily 
e'e: eye 
guid: good 
hae: have 
hame: home 
keekit: looked 
rantin': boisterous, rollicking 
saut: salt 
tae: to