"_For God will be your King to-day._"--
"For God will be your King to-day,
And I'll be general under."
My grandmother, who was a native of Somersetshire, and born in 1750, used
to recite a ballad to my mother, when a child, of which the above lines are
the only ones remembered.
Do they refer to the rising under the Duke of Monmouth? And where can the
whole of the ballad be found?