A new song to the great comfort and rejoicing of all true English hearts, at our most Gracious King JAMES his Proclamation, upon the 24. of March last passed in the City of London.  
To the tune of England's pride is gone.  
IR  

SWeet England Rejoice and sing,  
Lovingly: lovingly:  
God hath sent us now a King,  
Praised be him.  
Of King HENRY'S Lineage is he  
Princely borne by degree.  
A braver Prince cannot be,  
then is Noble King james.   

¶ Queen Elizabeth she is gone,  
Gloriously: Gloriously:  
Up to an angels Throne,  
ever to dwell.  
So prudent was her mind,  
So careful and so kind:  
All her State she hath assigned,  
to our Noble King james.   

¶ Long ruled she this Land,  
Virtuously: Virtuously:  
King james now takes in hand,  
all the like care.  
He is our Royal King,  
And our Country will defend.  
A peaceful Reign Sweet jesus send▪  
to our Noble King james.   

The Nobles of this our Land,  
faithfully: faithfully:  
Have set to their willing hands,  
All in dear love.  
Giving him his lawful right,  
Sweet England's Crown so bright,  
Which makes our Heart's delight,  
to say God save King james,   

¶ Ring out your Bells a pace,  
merrily: merrily,  
Make Bonfires in every place,  
signs of true-love.  
For England doth now possess,  
A King of true Nobleness:  
Oh, let us love express,  
to our Noble King james.   

¶ Four Kingdoms now are known,  
rightfully: rightfully:  
To be King james his own,  
peacefully still.  
Then what Prince or Potentate,  
With him dare make debate,  
Or envy at the state,  
of our noble King james.   

Other Lands will stand in fear  
dreadfully, dreadfully,  
When they his name shall hear  
all the world over.  
All Countries well may sing  
England hath now a King  
Whose name doth honour win  
that's noble King james.   

¶ England's fair Roses bud  
gallantly: gallantly:  
Long may his Princely blood,  
Reign in this Land  
Then Popery comes not hear,  
Hated of Prince and Peer  
All England loves thee dear,  
Noble King james.   

¶ God's gospel thou dost maintain,  
Zealously: zealously:  
And all untruths wilt disdain  
virtuously still:  
Flourish fair England then  
And all true Englishmen:  
joys are now come again  
with noble King james.   

Gallant King, come apace,  
speedily: speedily:  
Thy Subjects would see thy Face  
shining in Court:  
Thy Nobles hear shalt thou find  
Faithful and true of mind  
And all thy Commons kind  
noble King james.   

¶ England now lives in peace,  
thankfully, thankfully,  
Good Lord the same increase  
evermore still.  
Love we our King and Queen,  
Then shall our days be seen  
Ever to flourish green  
under King james.   

¶ Pray we for his Counsel grave  
Zealously, zealously.  
That they may true knowledge have.  
Concord and love.  
So shall our Country be,  
Graced with Victory:  
Thus love we Loyally,  
Noble King james.   
Finis.   

Printed by Robert Walde-graue.