Tixall Poetry/A Song ("Now that the spring…")
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XIX.
A Song.
Now that the spring hath fild our vaines
With kind and active fire,
And made greene liveries for the plaines,
And every grove a quire;
Sing we this song with mirth, and merry glee,
And Bacchus shall crowne the boule;
Heres to thee, and thee to me,
And to every thirsty soule.
With kind and active fire,
And made greene liveries for the plaines,
And every grove a quire;
Sing we this song with mirth, and merry glee,
And Bacchus shall crowne the boule;
Heres to thee, and thee to me,
And to every thirsty soule.