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R8294 1 Hey then up go we Hey, Boys, Up Go We Hey Then Up Go We KNow now my Brethren Heaven is clear / And all the Clouds are gone And hey then up go we. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. : A Proper New Brummigham Ballad A Proper New Brummigham Ballad 1681-1681

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KNow now my Brethren Heaven is clear And all the Clouds are gone The Righteous now shall flourish And good dayes are coming on Come now my brethren and be glad And eke rejoyce with me Lawn sleeves and Rochetts shall go down And hey then up go we. We'l break the windows which the Whore Of Babylon hath painted And then when Popish Saints are down The Brownists shall be Sainted: There's neither Cross nor Crucifix Shall stand for men to see Romes Pride and Trumpery shall go down And hey, etc. Whatever the Popish hands have built Our hammer shall undoe, We'l break their pipes and burn their caps And pull down Churches too: We'l Exercise within the Groves And teach beneath the Tree We'l make a Pulpit of a Cart And hey, etc. We'l down with Deans and Prebens too But I rejoyce to tell you How then we will eat Pigg and Goose And Capon by the belly: We'l burn our Fathers witty Tombes And make the Schoolmen flee We'l down with all that smells of wit And hey, etc. We'l down with all the Versities Where Learning is profest, Because they practise and maintain The language of the Beast: We'l drive the Doctors out of doores And their Arts whereere they be We'l down with Arts and Learning both And hey, etc. The Ramping Beast amongst the rest Which are in Churches painted, The Unicorn you know whose horn Our Fathers oft have dented: The Crosses in the Lions Crown As superstitious be Methinks the times cry pull 'um down And hey, etc.
The name of Lords shall be abhorr'd For every man's a Brother, No reason why in Church or State One man shall rule another: But when the change of Government Shall set her fingers free We'l make the wanton Sifter stoop And hey, etc. And when the Antichristian Crew Be crusht and overthrown We'l teach the Nobles how to bow And keep the Gentry down: Good manners hath an ill report And turn'd to pride you see Therefore we'l cry good manners down And hey, etc. If that the King and Parliament Accord not both together We have more cause to be content This is our sun-shine weather: But if Reason should take place, That they should once agree Woe! would be to the Fanaticks case And hey then down go we. If Parliaments will give consent By us for to be guided Then Protestants they shall not want What Papists have abided: They straight to Tyburn shall be drawn, Where Ketch shall make them free: But if once we see him cut them down Then hey etc. These Protestants who can abide? They be fools in our conceit, We'l pull them down on every side Like Tares amongst the Wheat; Though they pull up some Romish Weeds Whereby to set them free, Yet we'l sow our Seditious Seeds; And hey etc. What shall we do now in this Case? Let's put it to a venture? If we can hold out seven years space We'l Sue forth our Indenture; A time may come to make us Rue, And time may set us free, Except the Gallows claim her due: And hey then up go we.
London printed in the Year 1681.