The Loyal Subject Resolution,  
Who in Defence of his King will Fight  
For to Maintain his Countries Right;  
Inviting all his fellow peers  
To List themselves for volunteers.  
To the Tune of, Turn Love.  
 

BRave English boys come follow me,  
And I will lead the Van,  
My heart is bent courageously  
To venture stoutly on:  
I hate the thoughts of cowardice,  
Or such a dirty thing,   

I'll to the Wars go volunteer  
In service for the King.   

The Netherlanders make their boast  
In a pr●sumptuous manner,  
To rove upon our English Coast  
And rob us of our Honour:  
But of stouted hearted London Lads,  
a party I will bring,   

I'll to the Wars &c.   

A gallant Fleet is setting out  
Brave Englishmen of War,  
Accompanied with soldiers stout,  
Bold hearts and void of fear,  
Prepared and accoutered  
In habit for the Sea:   

I'll to the Wars go Volunteer  
And serve his Majesty.   

The Duke of York rides Admiral,  
His highness' wee'●e attend  
This Noble hearted General  
Will prove our country's friend;  
But when we come upon the Seas  
Then merrily we will Sing,   

And bo●dly venture in the Wars  
And service for the King.   

Aspasia  
AMINTOR   

THeir States are grown so quarrelsome,  
They now ●xclu●e their Prince,  
But their unlawful Governments  
All Nations will Convince,   

From those confused multitudes  
Of Sects, doth rebel's Spring,  
Which in our land did mischief plot,  
Against our gracious King.   

When Rebel●ion there was hatch  
Against their Master's Throne  
An Army was forthwith dispatched  
To make the Town their own:   

But we'll subdue the Trojans true  
If they our Force will cry,  
And boldly Fight for England's Right  
To serve his Majesty.   

When Cromwel's Nose they did oppose,  
The English pierced their life:  
But when usurpers fall at odds  
The devil must end the strife:   

But now we have encouragement  
To show our Loyalty:  
we'll to the Wars go volunteers  
And serve his Majesty.   

What though we be but prentices,  
We have our Masters grant,  
Then shall the terror of the Seas  
Our Courage never daunt:   

As Fortune favours many a man,  
We may advanced be  
When in the Wars like volunteers  
We serve his majesty.   

They all complain that Guin●s gone  
And their men rout there  
Their Castles taken ●nd undone,  
Which makes them d 〈…〉 swear,   

But the truth is, they would have taken  
Our Forts by Treachery,  
Wherefore let us go volunteers  
And serve his Majesty.   

The N●a●ars of that country,  
With English Forces joins,  
And matches against their Enemies  
To purchase Gold●n Mines.   

To take and ransack Garrisons,  
Rich Plunder would there be:  
I'll to the Wars go Voluntere  
And serve his Majesty.   

Brave Lawson does upon us call,  
And doth for War prepare  
Against the Hollanders Forces all  
That prate and domineer.   

he'll give the onset, One to Three,  
And make their Ears to Ring,  
I'll to the Wars go Voluntere  
And Venture for the King.    

With Allowance.   

London, Printed by T. Mabb, for Richard Burton at the Horshoe in Smithfield.