The Loyal English Man's WIS[H]
For the Preservation of
The King and Qu[een]
Licensed according to Order.
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LET MARY Live long,
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She's Vertuous and Witty,
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All Charmingly Pritty,
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Let MARY Live long,
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And Reign many Years.
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Now the Clouds is gone o're,
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That troubled us sore:
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Since the Sun-shine appears,
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We shall be Deliver'd,
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We shall be Deliver'd
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From Fury and Fears.
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God bless the KING at Home,
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With Laurels to Crown him,
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Each Rebel may own him;
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And may he Live long
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And Reign many Years:
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Now the Conquest is plain,
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And three Kingdoms Regain'd;
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Let his Enemies fall,
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Whilst Caesar shall Flourish,
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Whilst Caesar shall Flourish,
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In spight of 'em all.
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All Glorious and Gay,
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Let the KING Live forever;
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May he Languish never never:
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Like Flowers in May,
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His Actions smell sweet;
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When the Wars are all done,
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And he safe in his Throne,
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Trophies lay at his Feet,
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With loud Acclamations,
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With loud Acclamations,
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His MAJESTY Greet.
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When for Flanders he goes,
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May the Enemy fear him,
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When e're they come near him;
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May he Conquer his Foes
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As he did at the Boyn,
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May his Army march on,
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With the Beat of a Drum,
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Whilst Mounsier doth Fly,
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The English shall Follow,
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The English shall Follow,
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And Fght till they Die.
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Heav'ns Prosper his Arms,
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Both at Home and Abroad
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May he always be Lord,
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And Guarded from harms
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By the Powers above;
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May his Enemies all
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At his Feet present Fall,
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And their Loyalty prove,
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Whilst our KING does Enjoy,
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Whilst our KING does Enjoy,
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Blest MARY in Love.
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