Citation - Providence Gazette: 1768.08.20

PGCJ.768.054
20 Aug 1768:41 (241)
Philadelphia, August 4.  A SONG, ADDRESSED TO THE SONS OF
LIBERTY on the continent of America, particularly to the
illustrious, glorious and never to be forgotten ninety-two
of Boston.
. . . [quote from Mr. 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!
  . . . [26 more couplets, signed] A Son of Liberty.