The Faithful Young Man's Answer, TO THE Kind Hearted Maidens Resolution▪  
Likewise how he shows his full intent, his valorous mind; and his action unto her whom he loves above all the rich treasures in the world.  
To the Tune of, Jenny, Jenny.  
 
 

MY fairest my dearest  
i've heard what thou'st told  
I value thy words more  
thou Silver or Gold,  
Matter not for Riches  
for thou shalt have store,  
If thou wilt go with thy Love  
all the world o'er.   

As thou dost forsake Father  
and Mother beside,  
I'll make as much on thee  
what ever betid,  
Thou shalt be my Comrade  
on Sea or on Shore,  
Then come and go with etc.   

Though we travel to Rome Love  
to France or to Spain,  
Yet do not you fear  
but we shall turn again,  
I'll secure thee from the Tiger  
the Wolf and the Boar,  
Then come, etc.   

As thou art so constant  
and steadfast in mind,  
As faithful a friend  
thou ever shalt find,  
Then assure thyself  
i'll wrong thee on no score,  
Then come, etc.   

ANd if thou goest with me  
i'll promise thee fair,  
Instead of one boy Love  
i'll get thee a pair,  
I'll hug thee and kiss thee  
thy joys to restore,  

Then come and go with thy Love  
all the world o'er.    

Though Sir Guy and St. George  
did venture their lives,  
I'll do as much for thee  
as they did for their wives,  
I'll be thy Champion  
against thousands and more,  

Then come, etc.    

He that seeks for to wrong thee  
i'll venture my Life,  
And you'll say a man can do  
no more for a Wife,  
But fight for a Sweetheart  
in battles so sore,  

Then, etc.    

Hang him from his dearest  
will once stir or flinch,  
Or hang him if he loves her  
won't fight for a Wench,  
Then give us more liquor  
though we run on the score,  

And come etc.    

I'll show thee what fashions  
Europe can devise,  
It may be by our travel  
we to fortune may rise,  
Thou knowst not what blessings  
the Lord hath in store,  

Then come etc.    

For to stay at home Love  
and sit by the fire,  
There's no recreation  
unto thy desire.  
Then lets to the fair Love  
where music is store,  

Then, etc.    

Love never be daunted  
nor yet do not fear,  
But I will be faithful  
unto thee my Dear,  
No tongue nor yet beauty  
shall thy fame adore,  

Then, etc.    

He that would wrong thee  
is worse than a jew,  
And he is a Knave  
that will not prove true,  
Such doings I hate  
and shall love thee the more,  

Then; etc.    

Though I don't praise thy feature  
as thou hast done mine,  
Yet i'll stick as close to thee  
as the Bark to the Vine,  
Therefore do not tarry  
but bar up the door,  

Then, etc.    

And thus my own dearest  
i've told thee my mind,  
And nothing but truth  
thou by me shalt find,  
Then take this kiss  
for i'll now say no more  

But come and go with thy Love  
all the world o'er.     

Printed for J. Clarke at the Harp and Bible in West-Smith-field.