VII. Deare, if you change

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T:VII. Deare, if you change
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
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w:Deare, _ _ if you change, ile ne- ver chuse a- gaine.  Sweet, if you
w:Earth _ _ with her flowers shall soon- er heaven a- dorne, Heaven her bright
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w:shrinke, ile ne- ver thinke of love.  Faire, if you faile, ile judge all beau- tie vaine.  Wise, if
w:starres through earths dim globe shall move, Fire heate shall lose, and frosts of flames be borne, Ayre made
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w:too weake, moe wits Ile ne- ver prove.  Deare, sweet, faire, wise, change,
w:to shine as black as hell shall prove: Earth, heaven, fire, ayre, the
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w:shrink, nor be not weake: and, on my faith, my faith shall ne- ver  breake. | breake.
w:world trans- form'd shall view, Ere I prove false to faith, or strange to you. you.

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