BIB Id 306058
ONCE
And from the
And when he came upon our coast,
Brave
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
When
Not knowing him a thumper,
He tho't but on the
And bounce went off a plumper.
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
No insolence was more refin'd,
Our honor to inveigle,
Than for a saucy
To try to girt an
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
So
For fighting without glasses,
As made
While
To
From insult to protect our flg,
And tell an honest story.
Yet
And dish her quite completely,
While
He riddled her most neatly.
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
SONGS, by the Gross or Single, for sale by NATHANIEL COVERLY, JR. corner of
Next morning, soon as peep of day,
In compliments they barter;
Says
"To help you through the water?"
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
"No, Sir, says
I've got enough already;
I'll help myself along the stream,
To
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
And there I'll raise a damn'd report,
Which all my friends will gabble;
Contrive to hide the grand mistake,
Whick brought me in this hobble.
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
And had you not been quite so rough,
In this "affair" so noted,
I might, as practice long has shown,
At home have been promoted.
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.
But should I ever rise so high
As even
I'll look more sharp for privateers,
For fear I catch a Tartar.
To
From insult to protect our flag,
And tell an honest story.