England New bellman: Ringing into all people's ears Gods dreadful Judgements against this Land and Kingdom, Prognosticated by the great Eclipse of the Sun. March 29. 1652. the strange Effects to continue 1654., 1655, 1656. to the amazement of the whole world.  
The tune is, O man in desperation.  
 

AWake, awake O England,  
sweet England now awake,  
And to thy Prayers speedily  
do thou thyself betake,  
The Lord thy God is coming  
within the Say so clear,  
Repent therefore O England,  
the day it draweth near,   

The dreadful day of vengeance  
is shortly now at hand.  
When fearful burning fire,  
shall wast both Sea and Land  
And all men's hearts shall fail them  
to see such things appear.  
Repent therefore, &c.   

The worldly wise and prudent  
shall fa●l bestdes their wits,  
And wish the hills to cover them  
in these their frantics fits  
No succour help nor comfort,  
for them shall then appear.  
Repent therefore, &c.   

The Seas and rivers Running  
shall roar in grievous wise,  
The B●…ast● in Pastures feeding,  
shall st●ain forth grievous cries,  
The skies shall flame with fire,  
the Earth wall burn so clear,  
Repent, &c.   

The glorious holy Angels  
shall then their trumpets sound,  
The dead shall hear their voices,  
as they lie in the ground.  
Then all the graves shall open,  
and dead men shall appear.  
Before the Lord in judgement;  
the day it draweth near.   

The devil will be ready then.  
each creature to accuse.  
And show how in their life-time  
they did themselves abuse,  
And every man's own consciences  
for witness shall appear.  
Repent, &c.   
 

The works of every creature  
their thoughts and deeds I say,  
Shall follow them together,  
in that most dreadful day.  
And no respect of persons  
shall at that day appear.  
Repent therefore O England,  
the day it draweth near,   

But such as have done justly  
shall wear the Crown of life  
The wicked shall be damned,  
to sorrow, pain, and grief.  
In boiling brands of brimstone.  
with doleful heavy cheer,  
Repent, &c.   

But woe unto that woman,  
which then with child shall go  
And to the silly Nurses,  
which do give such also,  
When as the day of Judgement,  
so grievous shall appear.  
Repent, &c.   

And pray with tears most constant  
unto the Lord of might,  
That in the frozen winter,  
you do not take your flight,  
Nor that upon the Sabbath  
that peril do appear.  
Repent, &c.   

Let all good Christian people,  
repent therefore in time,  
And from their hearts lamenting,  
each former grievous crime.  
Prepare themselves with gladness  
to watch wh●n Christ shall come,  
The trumpet shall sound on sudden  
and no man knows how soon,   

For all things are fulfilled  
which Christ before had told.  
Small faith is now remaining,  
and charity's grown cold.  
Great sights and wonders we have seen  
within the Earth and Sky.  
Repent, &c.   

Why dost thou put thy confidence,  
in strong and stately Towers,  
Why takest thou such pleasure,  
in building sumptuous Bowers  
Rejoicing in thy Pastures,  
and Parks of follow D●…r,  
Repent, &c.   

Why seeketh thou deceitfully,  
to purchase treasure great,  
Or why dost thou through usury.  
the bread of poor men eat.  
Why doth thy life and living,  
so filthily appear,  
Repent, &c.   

Wherefore let all good people,  
upon their knees proceed,  
I making earnest prayers,  
for never was more need.  
That God may spare these punishments  
even for his mercy mere.  
And give us grace to bear in mind,  
the judgement day is near.    

London, Printed for F. Coles, T. Vere, and W. Gilbertson