Cavalier Songs and Ballads of England from 1642 to 1684 by Various
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Ballad: The Commoners Written in 1645 to the Club-men, by Alex. Brome. Come your ways, Bonny boys Of the town, For now is your time or never: Shall your fears Or your cares Cast you down? Hang your wealth And your health, Get renown. We are all undone for ever, Now the King and the crown Are tumbling down, And the realm doth groan with disasters; And the scum of the land Are the men that command, And our slaves are become our masters. Now our lives, Children, wives, And estate, |
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