Deuteromelia or The Second part of Musicks melodie, or melodius Musicke. Of Pleasant Roundelaies; K. H. mirth, or Freemens Songs. and such delightfull Catches |
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Rounds or Catches of 4. Voices. |
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Rounds or Catches of 4. Voices.
[Vt, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La]
Vt, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, LaVt, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Vt. Hey downe, downe, downe, downe, downe, downe, Farewell my hart of golde, Farewell my Pigs nye, Farewell the flower of all the world, The like may no man see, may no man see, Hey downe, downe, downe, downe, downe, &c. downe, downe, &c. downe, downe, &c. Her lips they were as soft as any silke, Her breath as sweet as spice,
[O my loue]
O my loue, lou'st thou mee?O my loue, lou'st thou mee? then quickly come and saue him that dyes for thee.
[Go to Ioane Glouer]
Go to Ioane GlouerGo to Ioane Glouer, and tell her I loue her, and at the mid of the Moone I will come to her.
[The maide shee went a milking]
The maide shee went a milkingThe maide shee went a milking, all in a misty morning, downe fell her milking pale, vp went her diddle diddle tayle.
[I C V B A K]
I C V B A K, and euermore will beI C V B A K, and euermore will be, though Iohn Cooke he saith nay, O what a knaue is he?
[Sing with thy mouth, sing with thy heart]
Sing with thy mouthSing with thy mouth, sing with thy heart like faithfull friends, sing loath to depart, though friends together may not alwayes remaine, yet loath to depart sing once againe.
[By hils and dales shee roade]
By hils and dales shee roadBy hils and dales shee roade, shee roade, and followed still the game, Shee roade so fast, that downe that downe shee fell, And then appear'd her shame, Hey downe, downe, downe, downe, downe, downe in a May morning betimes, I heard an old swod say to a young Drabbe this geare is thine and mine. Thorough the woods. This Trull full swiftly springs, with a merry note chaunting, where a Knaue was haunting, and so lost her aperne-strings,
[The Pigion is neuer vvoe]
The Pigion is neuer vvoeThe Pigion is neuer vvoe, till abenting she goe, with heaue and hoe, so let the winde blow.
[Hey downe, a downe, a downe, sing you three after me]
Hey downe, a downe, a downe, sing you three after meHey downe, a downe, a downe, sing you three after me, and follow me my lads, and we will merry be. Fa la la la la. Well sung before hold fast, hold fast be time, take heed, you misse not nor breake the time, nor For if thou misse the base a note, ther's nea're a man, ther's nea're a man can sing a lot.
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