Stand too't WHETSTON-PARK Ladies: or; The Country Lasses farewell to Sorrow.  
Maids, here's Caution how to gain rich Talents,  
Do, as I've done, keep Company with Gallants;  
By which I'm raised from mean to high degree,  
In being to young Heirs and Gallants free:  
I fear no Colours but will stand it out,  
The worst can be, is the Covent-Garden-Gout.  
To the Tune of, Never a Penny of Money.  
 

I Am a brave Alas, and I Travelled about,  
with a fa la la la le le la le ro,  
And behaved myself bravely upon the Road,  
with a fa la la la le le la le ro;  
And was welcome to every place where I did come,  
And many a brave Gallant did look me upon,  
But I have fine trick for to play with my own:  
with a fa la la le la le ro.   

I prospered so well that to London I came,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
For that is a place to get a good name,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
And there I have got a place unto my mind,  
And many brave Gallants do me find:  
I'll promise unto them I'll not be unkind:  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

Now a crown or an Angel I have in the nick,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
For they find that I bravely can do the trick,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I have my Silk-Gowns, and my Scarves to wear,  
And many a brave Gallant doth call me their Dear,  
They see I am so willing to let out my Ware.  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

When I was in the Country I thought of a thing,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
That it was a great shame to sit there for to Spin:  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
And Whigg, whey, and Butter milk was but course diet,  
For in my mind I could never be quite,  
Now I am in London I live for more riot:  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

Of Capon and Coney I feed on great store,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
And now I forgot that e'er I was poor,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I care not for Sister, I care not for Brother,  
I live like a Lady as well as another,  
And all with a mark that is after my Mother:  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

My Money comes easily into my Lap,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I am a found Country Girl, and give no one a Clap,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
Five Crowns at a time I have in my han●.  
And all for fine kisses they have at command,  
This is gallant profit I do understand,  
with a fa la la le le la le ro.   

Though I was but simply born in degree,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
My Father old ●est in getting of me.  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
He got me so pertty and neat to the eye,  
That any that comes will hardly pass by,  
They venture a Guinney or too for to try,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

I russel in Silk and I trample about,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I tune up my Notes for to make them look out,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
And when I have caught a brave spark in my lure,  
That money about him is mine to be sure,  
O this kissing is costly it had need to be pure.  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

I'll send for my Sister she shall be of my Trade,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
She's as pretty as I am, and is as well made,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
And not live in the Country to abide so much itch,  
But come up to London and learn to be rich,  
What if now and then she do venture a touch,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

Nothing venture, nothing have,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I am all for brave Gamesters, I scorn a poor knave,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
With my eye I command them at every wink,  
And Sack and Burned Claret they give me to drink,  
Besides I am foremost with great store of Chink.  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

Who live in the Country as I did before,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
For a Groat a day that's very poor,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
When Crowns and Angels are nothing to me,  
To pleasure young Gallants that be free,  
If I make use of my own, what is that to thee,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

So I can hold up my trade, & live free from all sorrow,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
If I have no money o're-night, I'll have some to morrow  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
And call for a Coach, and jog it about,  
With ranting brave Gallants come in and go out,  
If I escape but the Covent-Garden Gout.  
with a fa la la le le la le ro.   
FINIS.   

Printed for P. Brooksby, in West-smith-field.