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PLAIN TRUTH.
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SONG LVI.
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well may we sing, lackaday, welladay, hey, such a king !
In debt and in danger, and left in the lurch.
No spark of religion, though mad for the church ;
While a merciless mob, that in ignorance grope,
Gro straight to the devil for fear of the pope.
And it's fich away, &c.