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R213429 1 The Granadeers Loyal Health [unknown] The Grenadier's Loyal Health SHall the Granadeer-Boys Proclaim / Their Loyalty to the Royal Train, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. : THE COURAGIOUS / SEAMENS / LOYAL HEALTH. / Or, an Answer to Dub, a dub, a dub, &c. THE COURAGEOUS SEAMAN'S LOYAL HEALTH. Or, an Answer to Dub, a dub, a dub, etc. 1685-1685 J. Back

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SHall the Granadeer-Boys Proclaim Their Loyalty to the Royal Train, And we who belong to the Ocean Main, now forget our Loyalty? No, no, it never shall be said, That we who uphold now the National Trade, Was ever yet, or will be afraid of the greatest Forces by Sea;
Against all those that dare inhance, Our Courage we will soon advance, We never fear'd the Power of France, like Hero's we will Fight For Royal James, whom we adore, Our thundering Cannons they shall roar, We'll Chase them to the very Shore, that dare to oppose his right.
ONce our Enemies hold extreams, Was Conquered by our Princely Royal James, He rouzed them up from their Drowsie Dreams, then with many a fair Broadside; Making a thundring noble noise, A Harmony for your Warlike Boys, Lifted them up with a thousand Joys, when we vanquished all their Pride. Our Enemies did then look pale, We through and through their Fleet did Sail, Our Bullets flew as thick as Hail, which proved their fatal bane: We gave them many a heavy stroak, And fill'd their Fleet with Flame and Smoak. Sure, sure they never will provoke him to anger now again. Now a Bowl of Punch, Boys, we'll make, To Drink for Royal James his sake, Who never feared to make them quake, that Dare to invade the Land; He was the Glory of all our Pride, In Battel upon the Main Ocean wide, With whom our Courage and Valour was try'd, and under his great command; Now since our Gracious Prince is Crown'd, Boys, let his Royal Health go round, With bended Knees upon the Ground, and to all his Princely Train; Couragious Seamen bold and stout, We'll Drink his Royal Health about, And when the Liquor is all out, Boys, wash then and fill again. When our Captain he calls us, then We'll quit ourselves like most undaunted Men, Never, never, is there one in ten, But what will express their joy. Let the Granadeers Guard at home, While we on the Marvel Main do rome, Where Neptune himself doth fret and fome, we value not the annoy: With more than ordinary Delight, We Plow the Ocean Day and Night, To bring home Bacchus here to Fight, he's worthy to be preferr'd: For why most Noble Hearts of Gold, He'll make them scorn to be controul'd, And when they are both faint and cold, he'll cheer them upon their Guard.
Printed for J. Back, at the Black-Boy; on London-bridge.