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1. Come hear me my boy hast a mind to live long

First Line:
Come hear me my boy hast a mind to live long
Last Line:
And keep our selves honest though the world keeps us poor
DMI number:
5307

2. Come live with me and be my whore

First Line:
Come live with me and be my whore
Last Line:
And leave our old ones for a pledge
DMI number:
44294

3. Dear Ned let us taste the true pleasures of wine

First Line:
Dear Ned let us taste the true pleasures of wine
Last Line:
But fail not to meet thy old friend at the George
DMI number:
17743

4. Dull business hence avoid this sacred round

First Line:
Dull business hence avoid this sacred round
Last Line:
The morn's in Chloe's cheek and Phoebus in her eyes
DMI number:
13301

5. For Bacchus I am and for Bacchus I'll be

First Line:
For Bacchus I am and for Bacchus I'll be
Last Line:
We'll drink and we'll kiss and we'll never have done
DMI number:
44300

6. Here's a health to our sovereign

First Line:
Here's a health to our sovereign
Last Line:
His name with renown
DMI number:
44266

7. Love is a bog a deep bog and a wide bog

First Line:
Love is a bog a deep bog and a wide bog
Last Line:
And dwells in the house of melancholy
Author:
James Shirley (Absolute)
DMI number:
44247

8. Since the town is our own what it cost us no matter

First Line:
Since the town is our own what it cost us no matter
Last Line:
Though the L---ds won't allow't nor the Paris gazette
DMI number:
5076

9. The Cestrian roach will prove a fine fish

First Line:
The Cestrian roach will prove a fine fish
Last Line:
And all the high fliers will soon say amen
DMI number:
5029

10. Tis late and cold stir up the fire

First Line:
Tis late and cold stir up the fire
Last Line:
And I shall smile though under ground
Author:
John Fletcher (Absolute)
DMI number:
44219