The third set of bookes VVherein are Pastorals, Anthemes, Neopolitanes, Fancies, and Madrigales, to 5. and 6. parts: Apt both for Viols and Voyces. Newly composed by Michaell Easte |
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Songs of 5. parts.
Pastorals.
[I. First part. Sweet Muses]
Sweet Muses, sweet Muses, Nimphs and Shepherds sportingSweet Muses, sweet Muses, Nimphs and Shepherds sporting, Sound your shrillest notes of ioy consorting, Faunes and Satires all, and thou Eccho, Eccho, Eccho, sing after me, sing sing after me, Ta na na na na na no. Ta na na na na na no: Now ioyne we all together,to welcome Syluia hether, and sweetly sing Ta na na na no. ta na na na na na na no. ta ta ta na na na no.
[II. 2. Part. Aye me, Aye me]
Aye me, Aye me, wherfore sighs the faire Syluia?Aye me, Aye me, wherfore sighs the faire Syluia? Syluia? Syluia? (Alas) for her Syrenio. But why Rodanthe fayrest? for her sweet Sylvia dearest, Aye me, Aye me, Eccho, Eccho, Eccho, sweetly sing,
[III. 3. Part. My peace and my pleasure]
My peace and my pleasureMy peace and my pleasure, Loue and chiefest treasure, Lady thou goddesse Pallas, And all thy Satirs, Sweet Muses, Nimphs & Shepherds sporting, Sound your shrillest notes of Ioy consorting, Faunes and Satires all, and thou Eccho, Eccho, Eccho, sing after me, sing after me, sing after me, Ta na na na na na no. Ta na na na na na no. Now ioyne we all together, to welcome Syluia hether, And sweetly sing, Ta na na na no. Ta na na na na na na no. Ta na na na na no, Ta na na na na na na no. Ta na na na na na na na no.
Anthems, for Versus & Corus.
[IIII. First part. Anthem. When Israell came out of Egipt]
When Israell came out of EgiptWhen Israell came out of Egipt, And the house of Iacob, from among the strange children. The Sea saw that and fled, Iordan was driuen back, Iordan Iordan Iordan was driuen, Iordan The mountaines skipped like Rammes, And the little hils, like young Sheep, and the little hils like young Sheep.
[V. Second part. Anthem. What aileth thee, oh thou Sea]
What aileth thee, oh thou SeaWhat aileth thee, oh thou Sea, that thou fleddest? And thou Iordan that thou wert driuen backe? And ye little hils like the young Sheep? Thou earth, At the presence of the God of Iacob. Amen. Amen. Amen.
[VI. Neopolitan. Come life, come death]
Come life, come death, I care notCome life, come death, I care not, if I may onely see my louely fier, if I may onely see my louely fier, But further, ah, I dare not, I dare not, When she but spies me, she flyes me, she fooles me, she cooles my desier. she flyes me, she fooles me, she cooles my desier. But further, ah, I dare not, I dare not, When shee but spies me, shee flyes mee, shee fooles me, she cooles my desier. she flyes me, she fooles me, she cooles my desier. she cooles my desier.
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