Citation - Essex Gazette: 1768.08.16

EG.768.008
9-16 Aug 1768:21 (1/3)
From the Pennsylvania Journal, Aug. 4.
A SONG. Address'd to the Sons of Liberty, on the continent
of America; particularly to the illustrious, glorious, and
never-to-be-forgotten ninety-two of Boston. . . [9 lines
from Pitt's speech]
Tune, "Come jolly Bacchus," &c. or "Glorious First of
August."
Come jolly sons of Liberty-
Come all with hearts united,
Our motto is "We dare be free,"
Not easily affrighted!
. . . [4 more lines, 5 more verses]