An Excellent new Song, call'd,
The FAIRY QUEEN,
OR, THE
Merry Companions.
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Sing, sing whilst we trip it, trip trip it,
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trip trip it upon the Green,
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Let no ill vapours rise or fall,
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Let no ill vapours rise or fall,
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No nothing, no nothing offend,
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Let nothing offend our Fairy Queen,
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Let nothing, let nothing, let nothing
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Let nothing offend our Fairy Queen.
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The Queen is a coming, come coming,
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Come coming with all her Train,
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Let's hand and dance a round for joy,
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Let's hand and dance a round for joy,
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While Musick, while Musick does sound,
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While Musick does sound upon the Plain,
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While Musick, while Musick, while Musick,
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While Musick does sound upon the Plain.
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Now let us be singing, sing singing, sing
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singing in praise o' th' Queen,
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Her beauty does excel the World,
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Her beauty does excel the World,
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No Goddess, no Goddess so fair,
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No Goddess so fair is to be seen,
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No Goddess, no Goddess, no Goddess,
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No Goddess so fair is to be seen.
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All joy to the fair one, the fair one,
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The fair one our Gracious Queen,
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She is the chief of Love's delight,
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She is the chief of Love's delight,
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Let no one, let no one offend,
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Let no one offend her on the Green,
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Let no one, let no one, let no one,
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Let no one offend her on the Green.
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Come let us all follow, fol follow, fol
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Follow our Queen each way,
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Let it be to the Woods or Plain,
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Let it be to the Woods of Plain,
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We'll trip it, we'll trip it along,
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We'll trip it along till break of day,
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We'll trip it, we'll trip it, we'll trip it,
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We'll trip it along till break of day.
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