I am a man of war and might,
And know thus much, that I can fight,
Whether I am i' th' wrong or right,
Devoutly.
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New oaths I can exactly swear;
And forty healths my brain will bear
Most stoutly.
I cannot speak, but I can do
As much as any of our crew;10
And, if you doubt it, some of you
May prove me.
I dare be bold thus much to say:
If that my bullets do but play,
You would be hurt so night and day,15
Yet love me.