The Tavern Query, or
The Loyal Health,
To the Tune of, Jolly Bacchus, or I am the Duke of Norfolk.
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I.
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TRue English Boys be merry,
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And drink good Sack and Sherry,
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For Joy that Royal Nancy, doe's wear the
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Lawful Crown,
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Chorus. But as for Presbyterians
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And all the Oliverians,
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Let's down with 'em, down with 'em
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down down down.
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II.
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These Rogues they are the worst,
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For Murthering Charles the first,
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That ever Blessed Martyr, of very high
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Renown.
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Cho. therefore with Presbyterians,
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And all the Oliverians,
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Lets down with 'em, down with 'em
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down down down.
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III.
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Here's a Health to Royal Ann Boys,
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Two Glasses in a Hand Boys,
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Let's pray that she may long live, to wear,
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the English Crown.
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Cho. But as for Presybterians
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And all the Oliverians,
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Let's down with 'em, down with 'em,
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down down down.
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IV.
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Once more we'l drink all round,
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With our knees upon the Ground,
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Tis a Health to the Queen and Prince,
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their Enemies confound:
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Cho, And as for Presbiterians,
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With all the Oliverians,
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Let's down with 'em, down with 'em,
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down down down.
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V.
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All who wou'd by stealth,
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Make this a common Wealth,
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And do not love the Right Heirs should
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wear the English Crown,
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Cho. If they are Presbyterians,
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Or any Oliverians,
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Let's down with 'em, down with 'em
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down down down,
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VI.
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Let's joyn with Sword in Hand,
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All at the Queens Command,
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And Fight all those that do oppose the
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Right Heirs to the Crown,
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Cho. If they are Presbyterians,
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Or other Oliverians,
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Let's down with 'em, down with 'em
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dewn down down:
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VII.
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And now my Song I'll end,
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God prosper every Friend,
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Who loves the Queen & Rightful Heirs,
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shou'd ever wear the Crown,
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Chorus. But as for Presbyterians,
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And all the Oliverians,
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Let's down with 'em, down with 'em
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down, down, down:
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