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T181915 BLyth Jockie young and gay, / Is all my hearts delight, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 84 The new way of / JOCKY Blyth and Gay, / A Song much in Request. The new way of JOCKY Blyth and Gay, A Song much in Request. 1701-1701

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BLyth Jockie young and gay, Is all my hearts delight, He's all my talk by Day, And in my Dreams by night. If from the Lad I be, It's Winter then with me; But when he's with me here, 'Tis Summer all the year. When Jockie and I did meat First in the shady Groves Humbly he did me greet, And sweetly talkt of Love. You are the Lass said he, That stole my heart from me, Now ease me of my pain, And do not me disdain. I'm blyth when Jockie comes, Sad when he gangs away. 'Tis night when Jockie glooms, But when he smiles 'tis day. Where're we meet I pant, I Colour Sigh and Fant; What Lass that would be kind, Can better tell her mind. He was a Bony Lad As ever I did see, He made my Heart so glad, When first he Courted me, I could not well deny, But soon I did comply. So Jockie promised me, That he would faithful be. Jockie did promise me, That he would still be true, But to my greif I fear, He hath bid me adue; Jockie and I did play, And pass the time away,
But now he's false foresworn, Hath left me here to Mourn. Now Jockie hath a Love, That is more rich than I, He doth so cruel prove, To shun my Company; And if I chance for to meet My Jockie in the Street, He will not stop nor stay, But Proudly goes his way. My heart is like to break, Since he is so unkind, What course now shall I take, To ease my troubled mind; I sigh, I sob, I Mourn, I dayly Rage and Burn; But yet this Cruel he, Laughs at my Misery. Once in a Month he sends A Letter unto me, Swearing he still intends To Love me Heartily; But when I come in place, And do behold his face; He doth no notice take, Which makes my heart to break. Sometimes when Jockie Smils, I think he's true to me, But of him I'm beguil'd, By his false Flatterie; But when he frowns on me, No Comfort can I see; Let him be false or kink, He still is in my mind.
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