Strange poem

I knew the first verse but I didn't know the others.

If All the World Were Paper

"If all the world were paper

And all the sea were ink,

If all the trees were bread and cheese

What would we do for drink?

If all the world were sand O,

Oh then what should we lack O,

if as they say there were no clay

How should we take Tobacco?

If all our vessels ran-a,

If none but had a crack-a,

If Spanish apes ate all the grapes

How should we do for sack-a?

If all the world were men

And men lived all in trenches,

And there were none but we alone,

How should we do for wenches?

If friars had no bald pates

Nor nuns had no dark cloisters,

If all the seas were beans and peas

How should we do for oysters?

If there had been no projects

Nor none that did great wrongs,

If fiddlers shall turn players all

How should we do for songs?

If all things were eternal

And nothing their end bringing,

If this should be, then how should we

Here make an end of singing? 

Anonymous Americas

 Strange poem and does Anonymous Americas means the poet, who we don't know the name of, came from the Americas?