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1 To an Excellent New Tune. Lilliburlero To an Excellent New Tune. Ho brother Teague dost hear de decree, / Dat we shall have a new Debitte, Lero Lero, Lil-li bur Lero, Lero Lero bullen ala, / Lero Lero Lero Lero Lero Lero bullen ala. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 515 A New IRISH Song, / OF / Lil=li bur Lero. A New IRISH Song, OF Lil-li bur Lero. A New IRISH Song, OF Lilli bur Lero. ?-?

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HO brother Teague dost hear de decree, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la Dat we shall have a new Debitte, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. Lero Lero Lil-li bur Lero, Lero Lero bullen a la, Lero Lero Lero Lero Lero Lero bullen a la. Ho by my shovl it is a Talbut Lil-li but lero, bullen a la, And will cut the English mens troat Lil-le bur lero, bullen a la. Lero Lero, etc Though by my shoul de English do prat Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. De Laws on dare side, and Christ knows what, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. Lero, etc. But if dispence do come from de Pope, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la, Weel hang Magno Carto and demselves in a rope Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. Lero, etc. And de good Talbut is made a Lord, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. And he with brave Lads is comming abroad Lil-li bur lero bullen a la, Lero Lero, etc.
Who all in France have taken a swear Lil-li bur lero bullen a la, Dat dey will have no Protestant here, Lil-li bur lero bullen a la. Lero, etc. O but why does he stay thus behind, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la, O by my shoul it was a Prodestant winde, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. Lero, etc. Now Tirconnet is come to the shore, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la, And we shall have Commissions Go-lore, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. Lero, etc. And he dat will not goe to Mass, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la, Shall be turnd out and look like an Asse, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. Lero, etc Now now the Heriticks go down, il-l bur lero bullen a la, By Christ and St. Pattrick the Nation's our own, Lil-li bur lero, bullen a la. Lero Lero Lil-li bur Lero, Lero Lero bullen a la Lero Lero Lero Lero Lero Lero bullen a la.
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