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Songs For The Lvte Viol and Voice

Danyel, John (1564-ca. 1626)

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To Mrs Anne Grene the worthy Daughter to Sr William Grene of Milton Knight.
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[Can dolefull Notes to measur'd accents set]

Can dolefull Notes to measur'd accents set,
Expresse vnmeasur'd griefes that tyme forget?

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[No, let Chromatique Tunes harsh without ground]

No, let Chromatique Tunes harsh without ground,
Be sullayne Musique for a Tunelesse hart:
Chromatique Tunes most lyke my passions sound,
As if combynd to beare their falling part.

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[Vncertaine certaine turnes, of thoughts forecast]

Vncertaine certaine turnes, of thoughts forecast,
Bring backe the same, then dye and dying last.
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