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The first booke of Songs or Ayres of 4. parts

vvith Tableture for the Lute or Orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba
  
  

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XI.

[You that pine in long desire]

[1]

You that pine in long desire,
Helpe to cry.
Come Loue, come Loue, quench this burning fire.
Least through thy wound I die.

2

Hope that tyres with vaine delay,
euer cryes
Come loue, come loue, howers and yeares decay,
In time loues treasure lyes.

3

All the day, and all the night
still I call
Come loue, come loue, but my deare delight,
yealds no releefe at all.

4

Her vnkindnesse scornes my moane,
that still shrykes
Come loue, come loue, beauty pent alone
dyes in her owne dislikes.