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III
[Haue I vow'd and must not breake it?]
This is the ditty of the third song.
Haue I vow'd and must not breake it?
Fondly vow dis wisely broken,
Do i loue and dare not speake it?
Silence doth no loud betoken:
Thus I bind in this my breaking,
And I am in silence speaking.
Fondly vow dis wisely broken,
Do i loue and dare not speake it?
Silence doth no loud betoken:
Thus I bind in this my breaking,
And I am in silence speaking.
Loue is bound though I seeme free,
Wrapt in deepe affections snare,
Loue I must how so ere it be,
Too late men say doth come beware.
Then vowe no more sith vowes are vaine,
Wrapt in deepe affections chayne.
Wrapt in deepe affections snare,
Loue I must how so ere it be,
Too late men say doth come beware.
Then vowe no more sith vowes are vaine,
Wrapt in deepe affections chayne.
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