An Excellent New Playhouse SONG Call'd,
The West-Country Fairing
Or, Dicks Present to Doll
Under the Barly Mow.
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TWas when the Sheep were shearing,
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and under the Barly Mow,
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Dick gave to Doll a Eairing,
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as she had milk'd her Cow.
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Quoth He I fain would wed thee,
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and tho' I cannot wooe,
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I've hey pish, hey cock, hey and hey for a Boy,
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sing, shall I come kiss thee now,
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fling, ah! shall I come, shall I come kiss thee now,
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I long sweetheart to Bed thee,
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and merrily Buckle too,
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with hey pish hey cock, hey and hey for a Boy,
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Sing, shall I come kiss thee now,
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sing, ah! shall I come, shall I come kiss thee now
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Doll seem'd not to regard him,
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As if she did not care,
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Yet simper'd when she heard him,
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Like any Millers Mare,
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And cunningly to prove him,
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And value her Maidenhead,
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Cry'd, fye nay pish, nay fye, and prithee stand by
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For I am too young to Wed,
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For I am too I am too young to Wed,
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[Sh]e said she ne'er could love him,
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[...] or any Man else in Bed.
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[...] fye pish fye, nay prithee stand by,
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[Fo]r I am too young to wed,
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[For] I am too I am too young to Wed.
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Like one that's struck with Thunder,
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Stood Dicky to hear her talk.
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All hops to get her under,
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This sad resolve did balk,
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At last he swoar, grown bolder,
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He'd hire some common-Sow,
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For hey pish hey and hey for a Boy,
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Sing shall I come kiss the now,
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Sing shall I come shall I come kiss thee now,
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In loving Arms did fold her,
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Ere sneak, and cringe and cry,
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With hey pish hey cock hey and hey for a Boy,
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Sing shall I come kiss thee now,
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Sing ah! shall I come, shall I come kiss thee now,
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Convinced of her coy Folly,
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And stubborn Female will,
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Poor Dol grew malancholly,
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The Grist went by her mill
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hope she cry'd you'r wiser,
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Then credit what I have said,
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Tho I cry, ney fie, and pish, and prithee stand by,
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That I am too young too wed,
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That I am too, I am too young to wed,
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Bring you the Church adviser,
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And dress up the bridal Bed,
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Then try, tho I cry fye and pish and prethe stand by
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If I am too young to wed,
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That I am too, I am too young to wed.
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