Browse Carols: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z # Come Follow, Follow Me 1. Come follow, follow me, Those that good fellows be, Into the battery Our manhood for to try; The master keeps a bounteous house, And gives leave freely to carouse. 2. Then wherefore should we fear, Seeing here is store of cheer? It shows but cowardice At this time to be nice. Then boldly draw your blades and fight, For we shall have a merry night. 3. When we have done this fray, Then we will go to play At cards or else at dice, And be rich in a trice; Then let the knaves go round apace, I hope each time to have an ace. 4. Come, maids, let's waste no beer After our Christmas cheer, And I will duly crave Good husbands you may have, And that you may good houses keep, Where we may drink carouses deep. 5. And when that('s) spent the day, We'll Christmas gambols play, At hot cockles beside, And then go to all-hide, With many other pretty toys, Men, women, youths, maids, girls and boys. 6. Come, let's dance round the hall, And let's for liquor call; Put apples in the fire, Sweet maids, I you desire; And let a bowl be spiced well, Of happy stuff that doth excel. 7. Twelve days we now have spent In mirth and merriment And daintily did fare, For which we took no care; But now I sadly call to mind What days of sorrow are behind. 8. We must leave off to play, To-morrow's working day; According to each calling Each man must now be falling, And ply his business all the year, Next Christmas for to make good cheer. 9. Now of my master kind, Good welcome I did find, And of my loving mistress, This merry time of Christmas; For which to them great thanks I give, God grant they long together live. Browse Carols: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #