Now, we will get married, we've got nothing else to do.
[Glasgow] : Sold by James Lindsay, printer and wholesale stationer, &c., 9 King Street, (off Trongate) Glasgow,
[1852-1859?]
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'Upwards of 5,000 sorts always on [h]and; also a great variety of picture-books, song-books, histories,  &c. Shops and hawkers supplied on liberal terms'.
Now, we will get married, we've got nothing else to do - first lines read: I am a yeung [sic] man in search of a wife, / All for to be the pleasures and comforts of my life, / If anyone should hear me, and I declare its true, / Saying, now we will get married, we've got nothing else to do.
Be careful in choosing a wife - first lines read: Now all young men that are going to be wed, / Don't be caught like a bird with a small piece of bread / For when you are caught, remember it's for life, / I'd have you be careful in choosing a wife.
Two ballads.
In two columns with an illustration above the first.
Ballads, English
Courtship
Marriage
Scotland Glasgow.