This text comes from Rump Songs, a historical songbook transcribed on Wikisource and reproduced from the pinned revision linked below.
The Parliament cryes Arme, the King sayes No,
The New Lieutenants cry Come on, let’s go;
The Citizens and Roundheads cryes So, so;
The People all amaz’d cryes Where’s the Foe;
The Scots that stand behind the Door cryes Boe,
Peace, Stay awhile and you shall know:
The King stands still faster than they can go.
If that the King by force of Armes prevail,
He is invited to a Tyranny;
If that by power of Parliament he fail,
We heap continual Warre on our Posterity:
Then that is not for Accommodation,
Loves neither God, nor Church, nor King, nor Nation.