The Coronation Health; the Words made to a pretty new Tune.
GReat Cæsar is Crown'd,
To the Skies let it sound;
Tho' the Tories, the Tories, the Tories, the Tories
With Malice, do grumble and lower:
Whilst Whiggs raise their Joys,
With a general Voice;
And with Boo, huzza boo, huzza boo, huzza,
The great Cannon go off at the Tower.
Prince Wallia along,
Gave such Grace through the throng;
That you'd fancy, you'd fancy, you'd fancy, you'd fancy,
Some God had descended:
His Goddess look'd on,
And with joy heard each Gun;
Give a boo, huzza a boo, huzza a boo, huzza,
By her brace of young Angels attended.
Then fill Glasses high,
For methinks I am dry,
'Till I'm toping, I'm toping, I'm toping, I'm toping,
Success to the King and the Nation:
'Twill wit too Inspire,
And we'll second the Fire;
Of the boo, huzza boo, huzza boo, huzza,
Never was a more Glorious occasion.
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