The Rambling young Gallant / Newly set up for himself. / That Courts young Wenches night and day, / And with them he can bravely Play; / And for his Sport they give him Money, / They pay him well, and call him Honey: / That he does bear the Bell away, / Amongst the Females every day; / They are brave Lasses I do Swear, / That will maintain a Man so rare.
The Rambling young Gallant / Newly set up for himself. / That Courts young Wenches night and day, / And with them he can bravely Play; / And for his Sport they give him Money, / They pay him well, and call him Honey: / That he does bear the Bell away, / Amongst the Females every day; / They are brave Lasses I do Swear, / That will maintain a Man so rare.
The second part,
Tune Imprint
To the Tune of, Jenny come tye my bonny Cravat.
to the same Tune.
First Lines
I Am a brisk Gallant, all this I can tell, / I make use of my Wits, and I live very well;
ANd Sarah the Lace=maker, she is compleat, / She sets Meat before me as long as I'de eat,
Refrain
There's ne'r a Free-holder in England doth dwell, / That doth live better than I do with my Girl.