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1. Ah cruel nymph how canst thou punish me

First Line:
Ah cruel nymph how canst thou punish me
Last Line:
Than it would for you to be more kind and love
DMI number:
44640

2. Baker and poet swell thy glorious name

First Line:
Baker and poet swell thy glorious name
Last Line:
And on the baker do the poet right
DMI number:
12360

3. Boy reach my lute and I'll begin my song

First Line:
Boy reach my lute and I'll begin my song
Last Line:
Loudly from age to age shall sound thine endless praise
Author:
Simon Patrick (Confident) & Prudentius (Absolute)
DMI number:
10091

4. Come fill up a bumper and let it go round

First Line:
Come fill up a bumper and let it go round
Last Line:
Kind heaven those blessings to us doth ensure
DMI number:
28952

5. Come fill up your glasses until they run over

First Line:
Come fill up your glasses until they run over
Last Line:
Come here's here to the best I mean the best wine
DMI number:
20637

6. Cried one to a sot while you tope at this rate

First Line:
Cried one to a sot while you tope at this rate
Last Line:
Cloth and meat but not drink for I'm ever adry
DMI number:
17461

7. Death is the end of all our mortal race

First Line:
Death is the end of all our mortal race
Last Line:
Help us o lord no aid but thine can save
DMI number:
36727

8. Dear Sim by wits extolled by wits cried down

First Line:
Dear Sim by wits extolled by wits cried down
Last Line:
But he who wrote the verse was Mat Prior
DMI number:
17866

9. Dear Sim by wits extolled by wits cried down

First Line:
Dear Sim by wits extolled by wits cried down
Last Line:
But he who wrote the verses was Mat Prior
DMI number:
18816

10. Fill the glass let hautboys sound

First Line:
Fill the glass let hautboys sound
Last Line:
Drink your glass and think the rest
Author:
Thomas Wharton (Confident)
DMI number:
4294

11. Farewell fond pleasures I disdain

First Line:
Farewell fond pleasures I disdain
Last Line:
the spring from whence my sorrows flow
DMI number:
44606

12. Here close the list here end the female strife

First Line:
Here close the list here end the female strife
Last Line:
His youthful form and his immortal fire
DMI number:
4298

13. Here punks and prigs of every age and class

First Line:
Here punks and prigs of every age and class
Last Line:
G- rested on this day and so will I
DMI number:
37686

14. How blessed a life how short its date

First Line:
How blessed a life how short its date
Last Line:
The victim of too fierce a flame
DMI number:
12255

15. How happy could I be with either

First Line:
How happy could I be with either
Last Line:
Has wisely chose to stitch them both together
DMI number:
11759

16. In vain I have laboured the victor to prove

First Line:
In vain I have laboured the victor to prove
Last Line:
And now vanquished and shamed I've quitted my post
DMI number:
43685

17. Morpheus the humble god that dwells

First Line:
Morpheus the humble god that dwells
Last Line:
And both are the same thing at last
Author:
Sir John Denham (Absolute)
DMI number:
9757

18. My dearest Psyche why so coy

First Line:
My dearest Psyche why so coy
Last Line:
You'll soon invade the tender part
DMI number:
5202

19. No wonder sure that you're no better bred

First Line:
No wonder sure that you're no better bred
Last Line:
A moth has done as much and that are you
DMI number:
7762

20. Non-con at Satan in the pulpit rails

First Line:
Non-con at Satan in the pulpit rails
Last Line:
But never tells who makes him kiss his maid
DMI number:
18122