The Traitor's downfall, OR, A brief relation of the downfall of that Fanatic crew, who Traitorously Murdered the Late King's Majesty of blessed memory.  
The Tune is, Fa la la, etc.  

 portrait of Charles I  

Come hither to me and I will declare  
with a fa la la la lalero.  
How cruel hearted Tyrants are,  
with lafoy, etc.  
Of those that did presume so high,  
To murder our good King's Majesty,  
Now may these Rebbels howl and cry,  
with a fafa lafoy lafoy lalero.   

He was a Prinne of courage stout,  
with a fa, etc.  
Although his glass was soon run out,  
with a, foe, etc.  
But behind him he hath left a Noble stock,  
May give a Traitor a handsome knock,  
For making a King to submit to the block,  
with a, fa, etc.   

The blood 〈◊〉 ●3 lost as I suppose,  
with 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 ●c.  
Caus● 〈◊〉 ●●se in oliver's nose,  
〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉  
His rousing Nose did bear such asway,  
It cast such a heat in shining ray,  
That England scarce knew the night from day  
with a fa, etc.   

Oliver was of Huntingdon,  
with a fa, etc.  
Born he was a Brewer's son,  
with a fa, etc.  
He soon forsook his dray and slings,  
And counted a Brewer's house a pitiful thing  
Than he came to the stately throne of a King,  
with a fa, &c,   

Oliver had a heart of gall,  
with a fa, etc.  
For to Murder his Prince at Whitehall,  
with a fa, etc.  
He swore whoever was over the mane,  
Whither a French King or a Spain,  
Yet in England no King should remain,  
with a fa, etc.    

The second part,  
To the same Tune.  
 

DUke Humphrey was the first protector  
with a fa, etc.  
Henry the sixth the next Protector,  
with a fa, etc.  
Then thirdly Oliver he took place,  
But Lucifer soon removed his grace,  
Then he set up yonog Dick the fool of his race  
with a fa, etc.   

No sooner was Dick got up to the throne,  
with a fa, etc.  
But he considered 'twas nane of own  
with a fa, etc.  
And staring this way and that way about.  
Desiring to be resolved a doubt  
Then in came Lambert and turned him out  
with a fa, etc.   

Fleetwood desirous of the place  
with a fa, etc.  
Sent forth Lambert the Scot to face,  
with a fa, etc.  
And being in the strength of his desire,  
When he did think poor jockey to brier,  
His men forsook him and left him in the mire  
with a fa, etc.   

Thus you may see how some do rise,  
with a fa, etc.  
With an intent to surmont the skies,  
with a fa, etc.  
But when they are up they shall have a fall,  
Witness Flentwood blind Hewson and all  
The raged rout of a Cobbler's stall,  
with a fa, etc.   

We'll clear Whitehall of Lobsters & Geese  
with a fa, etc.  
Turn Rumps and Kidneys out of the house  
with a fa, & e.  
We'll bring in Chrls from over the main,  
make wars with Franee & peace with Spain  
Then we shall have money and trading again  
with a fa, etc.   

Citizens look to yourselves I say,  
with a fa, etc.  
Let no Cobblers preach and pray,  
with a fa, etc.  
Tom Cobbler is flown the Lord knows whither  
Fleetwood and he I heap are together,  
Now we have brought in the King and we'll have fair weather  
with a fa, & e.   

Blind Hewson was not of our kind,  
with a fa, & e  
To run away and leave his men behind,  
with a fa, & e.  
But I wish I could find him by the sent  
there's neither the law nor the rump parliament  
Should save him from death to give us content,  
with a fa la la la lalero.   

A List of the names of those Traitors that w●●●●●●●ed, drawn, and quartered for murding th●●●veraign of blessed memory, Charles the Fir●●  
Thomas Harison,  
John Carew,  
Tho. S●●●  
●●●●ory Clement,  
John Jones,  
Adrian Scroo●●  
〈◊〉 Petets,  
John Cook,  
Col. Axtel,  
Col. Hac●●     

Printed for J. Andrews, and J. Garraway, and are to be sold at the White-Lyon near Py- 〈◊〉