a Cure for Melancoly by Andreas Stenberg — Lyrics

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Are you grown so melancholy, That you think on nought but folly; are you sad, are you made, are you worse; Do you think, Want of Chink Is a Curse: Do you wish for to have, Longer life, or a Grave, Thus would I Cure ye. First I would have a Bag of Gold, That should ten Thousand Pieces hold, And all that, In thy Hat, Would I pour; For to spend, On thy Friend, Or thy Whore: For to cast away at Dice, Or to shift you of your Lice, Thus would I Cure ye. Next I would have a soft Bed made, Where a Virgin should be laid; That would Play, Any way You'll devise; That would stick Like a Tick, To your Thighs, That would bill like a Dove, Lye beneath or above, Thus would I Cure ye.

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a Cure for Melancoly

a Cure for Melancoly

By Andreas Stenberg
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