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The Humours of Smithfield
A S I was a-walking
all in the month of May,
And throush the bars of Smithfield,
I met a Lady gay:
She took me by the hand, and
ſhe call'd me by my name,
She ſaid, ſhe knew my parents,
and the place from whence I came.
CHORUS.
Fall the day, fall the day,
Fall the day, fall the day,
Right fall the day, fall the day.
She took me by the hand, and
ſhe gave to me a kiſs;
Come judge you all young people,
what harm was there in this?
For it was from this loving kiſs,
I no longer could refrain;
For I laid her on the green graſs
and kiſſed her again. Fall, &c.
She took me to a tavern
and liquor for to call,
Two rabbits we had roaſted,
and dainty ſauce withal;
Two rabbits we had roaſted,
with good and dainty cheer,
