XIII. Now cease my wandring eies,

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T:XIII. Now cease my wandring eies,
T:Canto.
C: John Dowland
H: From The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres of 2. 4. and 5. parts: 
H: with Tableture for the Lute or Orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba.
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w: 1.~Now cease my wan- dring eies, 
w: In change least com- fort lies,
w: 2.~One man hath but one soule,
w: If all one soule must love,
w: 3.~Na- ture two eyes hath given,
w: As well in earth as heaven,
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w: Strange beau- ties to ad- mire,
w: Long joyes yeeld long de- sire.
w: which art can- not de- vide,
w: Two loves most be de- nide,
w: All beau- tie to im- part,
w: But she hath given one hart,
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w: One faith one love,
w: New hopes new joyes,
w: One soule one love,
w: Dis- trac- ted spirits,
w: That though wee see,
w: One sted- fast love,
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w: Makes our fraile plea- sures e- * ter- nall 
w: Are still with sor- row de- * cli- ning,
w: By faith and me- * rit u- ni- ted 
w: Are e- ver chang- * ing and hap- lesse 
w: Ten thou- sand beau- * ties yet in
w: Be- cause our harts * stand * fast al- though
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w: and in sweet- nesse prove,
w: Un- to deepe a- noies.
w: can- * not re- move,
w: in * their de- lights,
w: us one * should * be,
w: our eies do move.

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