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T4 1 Maid of the Mill UNKNOWN Maid of the Mill ALL you who Peace and Plenty love, / And happy Scenes would see, The Coaly Tyne for me! Roxburghe Ballads Editor None None None None Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 3: 369 The COALY TYNE, / A New SONG, The COALY TYNE, A New SONG, The COALY TYNE, A New SONG, ?-?

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ALL you who Peace and Plenty love, And happy Scenes would see, To Banks of Coaly Tyne repair, And satisfyd youll be: For Beauty, Wit, and Taste thats fit, And Mirth with Unity; What others dream, be this my Theme-- The Coaly Tyne for me! What though with Dust, of her rich Mines, Her Waves they sable be; No greener Banks, nor fairer Maids, On any Stream youll see: For pleasant Seats, and noble Streets, Disdaining Rivalry, Where Freedom glows, sing then my Muse-- The Coaly Tyne for me! Mars, on her Banks, Venus addressd, When she rose from the Sea; And cause they lovd the generous Soil, They blessd her Progeny. Theres Beautys Charms each Heart alarms, With Cupids Archery, Where eer he goes, the Boy holloes-- The Coaly Tyne for me! When brave Occasion bids, her Sons At Honours call you see, And whos the Man that dare infringe, Their dear lovd Liberty: In Britains Right her Lads will fight, Well knows our Enemy; Evn Britains King may deign to sing-- The Coaly Tyne for me! Each Realm is thankful for her Gifts, As far as flows the Sea; And grateful Tribute do present, As to some Deity: When they are warm, how shall we term, Their Mirth and Jollity, All Hearts rejoice, huzza my Boys-- The Coaly Tyne for me! Then ye, her Sons, in splendid Barge, In Boat, or swift Galley, That on her Tide for Pleasure glide, With Streamers gallantly, See that with Grace, your Oars keep Pace, To Voices tund with glee, While Music play and Men huzza-- The Coaly Tyne for me!
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