Keep out of the way, she'll not scruple to slay, For death is the blow of Bet Carey, She looks like a hag of the devil, Will die by the hand of Bet Carey YOU'LL REMEMBER ME. WHEN other lips and other hearts Of days that have as happy been, When coldness, or deceit, shall slight Which beams within your eyes. When hollow hearts shall wear a mask, 'Twill break your own to see— In such a moment I but ask That you'll remember me. ENNISKILLEN DRAGOON. A BEAUTIFUL beautiful damsel of fame and renown, A gentleman's daughter of fame and renown, As she rode by the barracks this beautiful maid, She stood in her coach to see the dragoons parade. They were all dress'd out like gentlemen's sons, With their bright shining swords and carbine guns. With their silver mounted pistols she observed them full soon, Because that she lov'd her Enniskillen dragoon. You bright sons of Mars who stand on the right Whose armour doth shine like the bright star of night, Saying Willy, dearest Willy, you've 'listed full soon, For to serve as a royal Enniskillen dragoon. O! Fiora, dearest Flora, your pardon I crave, It's now and for ever I must be a slave, Your parents they insulted me, both morning and noon, For fear that you'd wed an Enniskillen dragoon. O! mind, dearest Willy, O! mind what you say, For children are bound their parents to obey; For when we're leaving Ireland they will all change their tune, Saying the Lord may be with you, Enniskillen dragoon. Fare-you-well, Enniskillen, fare-youwell for a while, And all around the borders of Erin's green Isle, And when the war is over we'll return in full bloom, And they'll all welcome home the Enniskillen dragoon. MARY BLAIN. WHEN nigger's meet it's a pleasure My lovely Mary Blam. Den farewell, farewell, One morning I lay snoring, Den farewell, farewell, &c. I cotch our old horse Barley, Den farewell, farewell, &c. Now Mary I'se going to leave you, Now Mary commence crying, I kiss her mouf, I kiss her hand, Now Mary dear a breast pin, HUSH THY VAIN SIGHS HUSH thy vain sighs, fair maiden, Fond maidens, then endeavour, |