There are several other ballads upon this battle: _Up and war them a', Willie_, Johnson's _Museum_, p. 195, and (different) Herd's _Scottish Songs_, ii. 234: _From Bogie Side, or, The Marquis's Raide_, a false and scurrilous party song, Hogg's _Jacobite Relics_, ii. 13: _A Dialogue between Will Lick-Ladle and Tom Clean-Cogue_, &c., written by the Rev. John Barclay of Edinburgh, many years after the event: and _The Battle of Sherramoor_, altered and abridged by Burns from this last, for Johnson's _Museum_, (p. 290.) See Appendix. There's some say that we wan, and some say that they wan, And some say that nane wan at a', man; But one thing I'm sure, that at Sherra-muir A battle there was that I saw, man. _And we ran, and they ran, and they ran, and we ran_, 5 _But Florence ran fastest of a', man_.[L6] Argyle and Belhaven, not frighted like Leven,[L7] Which Rothes and Haddington saw, man; For they all, with Wightman, advanc'd on the right, man, While others took flight, being raw, man. 10 _And we ran, &c._ Lord Roxburgh was there, in order to share[L11] With Douglas, who stood not in awe, man; Volunteerly to ramble with Lord Loudon Campbell, Brave Ilay did suffer for a', man. _And we ran, &c._ Sir John Schaw, that great knight, with broad sword most bright,[L15] 15 On horseback he briskly did charge, man; A hero that's bold, none could him withhold,[L17] He stoutly encounter'd the targemen. _And we ran, &c._ For the cowardly Whittam, for fear they should cut him, Seeing glittering broad swords with a pa', man, And that in such thrang, made Baird edicang, 21 And from the brave clans ran awa, man. _And we ran, &c._ [The great Colonel Dow gade foremost, I trow, When Whittam's dragoons ran awa, man; Except Sandy Baird, and Naughtan the laird, 25 Their horse shaw'd their heels to them a', man. _And we ran, &c._] Brave Mar and Panmure were firm, I am sure:[L27] The latter was kidnapt awa, man; With brisk men about, brave Harry retook His brother, and laugh'd at them a', man. 30 _And we ran, &c._ Brave Marshall, and Lithgow, and Glengary's pith, too,[L31] Assisted by brave Loggia, man, And Gordons the bright, so boldly did fight, That the redcoats took flight and awa, man. _And we ran, &c._ Strathmore and Clanronald cried still, "Advance, Donald,"[L35] 35 Till both of these heroes did fa', man; For there was such hashing, and broad swords a-clashing, Brave Forfar himsel got a claw, man. _And we ran, &c._