A collection of comic songs written, Compil'd, Etch'd and Engrav'd, by J. Robertson; and sung by him At the theatres Nottingham, Derby, Stamford, Halifax, Chesterfield, and Redford |
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I'm a lad well known in Town,
Among the fair, the black, the brown;
Can black an Eye, or break a crown,
With countenance so wise, sir:
A sup of drink will make you glad,
And cheer your heart however sad;
Too much, you know, will make you mad,
And close up both your eyes, sir.
Among the fair, the black, the brown;
Can black an Eye, or break a crown,
With countenance so wise, sir:
A sup of drink will make you glad,
And cheer your heart however sad;
Too much, you know, will make you mad,
And close up both your eyes, sir.
(Speaking).
For my part, I likes a sup, it makes me so funny—I loves fun, and
likes to keep it up—Yesterday I drove a blind horse into a china shop—that
was d---d jolly—and last night I toss'd the waiter out of the window, and
bid the landlord charge him in the reckoning.
(Chorus to every verse).
Tipsey, dizzy, muzzy,Sucky, groggy, drinking port;
We bucks are always muzzy—
O, damme, that's your sort.
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