IIII. Love those beames that breede,

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T:IIII. Love those beames that breede,
T: CANTUS.
C: John Dowland
H: From A Pilgrimes Solace.
H: Wherein is contained Musicall 
H: Harmonie of 3. 4. and 5. parts,
H: To be sung and plaid with the Lute and Viols.
H: First published in 1612
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w: 1.~Love * * those beames that breede, 
w: Love * * I quench with flouds,
w: 2.~Ile * * goe to the woods,
w: For * * I am de- ceiv'd 
w: 3.~Love * * then I must yeeld
w: Since * * I see my wrongs, 
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w: all day long breed, and feed,
w: Flouds of teares, night- ly teares
w: and a- lone, make my moane,
w: and be- reav'd of my life, 
w: to thy might, might and spight
w: woe is me, can- not be
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w: this burn- * ing:
w: and mourn- * ing.
w: o cru- * ell:
w: my jew- * ell:
w: op- press- * ed,
w: re- dress- * ed.
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w: But a- las teares coole this fire in vaine, in * vaine, 
w: O but in the woods, though love be blinde, be * blinde,
w: Come at last, be friend- ly Love to me, to * me,
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w: The more I quench, the more I quench, the more there * doth re- maine.
w: Hee hath his spies, hee hath his spies, my se- cret * haunts to finde.
w:  And let me not, and let me not, en- dure this * mi- se- rie.

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