Words by T.H. Bayly.
G.A. Hodson.
Written in 1828. Sung by Braham.
Oh give me but my Arab steed,
My prince defends his right,
And I will to the battle speed,
To guard him in the fight.
Oh Cheerily, Cheerily (D. & S. 32)
Original, but a refrain similar to this is not uncommon in old sea songs.
Oh Lady Fair (G.E. 13)
Trio by Moore.
See ‘[Strew then, Oh strew].’