Ayres and Dialogues (To be Sung to the Theorbo-Lute or Base-Violl) |
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Song 68. Go Dear Saint away |
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Song 68. Go Dear Saint away
Go Dear Saint away,Snatcht from thy Arms,
By far less pleasing charms,
Then those I did obey:
But if hereafter thou shalt know,
That greife hath kill'd me,
Come, and on my toomb,
Drop drop a tear or two;
Break with thy sighs the silence of my sleep,
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Thy tears may have the power to reinspire
My ashes with new fire,
Or change Thee to some flower,
Which planted 'twixt thy breasts shall grow;
Vail'd in this shape I will,
Dwell with Thee still,
Court, kiss, injoy thee too;
Securely wee'l contain all envyous force,
And thus united be by Deaths divorce.
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