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4.312 R188665 1 an Excellent IRISH Tune, much in Request Lilliburlero An Excellent Irish Tune, Much in Request HO, Brother Teague, dost hear de Decree, / Lil--li Burlero Bullen a--la; Lil--li Burlero Bullen a--la: [line 2 of each stanza] Lili-li Burlero Bullen a--la: / Lero, lero, lero, lero, Lilli burlero bullen a--la; / Lero, lero, lero, lero, Lilli burlero bullen a--la. [lines 4-6 of each stanza] date from content; another edition at 5.33 Pepys 4.312 Wing W1577[B] Pepys Library The Pepys ballads : facsimile volume Editor W.G. Day D.S. Brewer Cambridge [England] 1987 Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 4: 312 A / NEW SONG: A NEW SONG: A New Song: Wharton, Thomas 1/2 sheet oblong folio, 200 x 302 cropped top, bottom and right edges, creased surface, uneven inking horizontal rules and cast fleurons 1687 Printed for A. B. A. B. Weinstein: content

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HO, Brother Teague, dost hear de Degree, Lil--li Burlero Bullen a--la; Dat we shall have a new Debittie, Lili--li Burlero Bullen a--la: Lero, lero, lero, lero, Lilli burlero bullen a--la; Lero, lero, lero, lero, Lilli burlero bullen a--la. Ho, by my Shoul, it is a T--t, lilli burlero etc. And he will Cut all de English T--t, lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc.
Though, by my Shoul, de English do Prat, lilli, etc. De Laws on dare side, and Chreist knows what, lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc. But if Dispence do come from de Pope, lilli, etc. Weel hang Magna Carto & demselves in a Rope, lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc.
And the good T--t to made a Lord, lilli, etc. And he with brave Lads is coming aboard. lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc. Who all in France have taken a Swear. lilli, etc. Dat day will have no Protestant H--r, lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc. Oh! but why does he stay behind? lilli, etc. Ho, by my Shoul, 'tis a Protestant Wind, lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc. Now T--l is come ashore, lilli, etc. And we shall have Commissions gillore; lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc. And he dat will not go to M--ss, lilli, etc. Shall turn out and look like an Ass, lilli, etc. lero, lero, etc. lero, lero, etc. Now, now de Hereticks all go down, lilli, etc. By Chreist and St Patrick the Nations our own, lilli burlero bullen a--la; Lero, lero, lero, lero, lilli burlero bullen a--la, lero, lero, lero, lero, lilli burlero bullen a--la.
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