Beds of roses/Tea and brandy

TEA and BRANDY.

YOU young men all both far and near,
Listen a while and you shall hear,
Take care you ben't drawn in a snare,
⁠By the girls that love Brandy.⁠Fal lal, &c.

Tittle-tattle, now goes about,
When the first joram is drunk out,
The landlord nimbly jumps about,
⁠And in both hands brings Brandy.⁠Fal lal, &c.

The table laid, the cloth is spread,
Says yellow Moll as I'm a maid,
Fain would I kiss, but I'm afraid,
⁠My spark shall smell the Brandy. ⁠Fal lal, Ecc,

The landlord he makes this reply,
'Tis on your backs.you girls must ly,
Pray which of these will you deny,
A dish of Tea or Brandy.⁠ Fal lal, &c.

The girls spoke up with a hearty voice,
To have them both it is our choice,
'Twill make a fair maid's hcart rejoice,
⁠To drink both Tea and Brandy. ⁠Fal lal, &c.

If there's an ale-house in the town,
We'll pawn our smock also our gown,
And ten times more we will lay down,
⁠But we'll have Tea and Brandy. ⁠Fal lal, &c.

And when that wc have drunk our fill,
Then we'll go home with good free will,
The devil take the spinning wheel,
⁠For we love Tea and Brandy.⁠Fal lal, &c.

Then in comes smirkling, smiling Peg,
Come play me up the other jig,
My apron's short, my belly's big,
⁠By drinking Tea and Brandy. ⁠Fal lal, &c.

Now to conclude and make an end,
Of these few lines which I have penn'd,
I hope they will not want a friend,
⁠To give them Tea and Brandy.⁠ Fal lal, &c.