I. Farewell too faire,

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T:I. Farewell too faire,
C: John Dowland
O: From The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires.
O: Newly composed to sing to the Lute, Orpharion, or viols, 
O: and a dialogue for a base and meane Lute with five voices to sing thereto.
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A4 A2 A2 A2 z2 | z2 A c2 B A > A ^G2 G2 |
w: Fare- well too faire, too chast but too too cru- ell,
w:Fare- well too deare, and too too much de- sir- ed,
z B d2 B c2 G | A2 A2 A3 c B4 | z2 B3 B2 ^G A3 A | _B3 B A3 A
w:dis- cre- tion ne- ver quench- ed fire with swords: Why has thou made my heart thine an- gers 
w:Un- less com- pas- sion dwelt more neere they heart: Love by ne- glect (though con- stant) oft is 
G2 G2  | z c B2 z e2 d2 ^c | d3 c B > B A4 |: z2 B3 G G2 | c2 B > c d c B A ^G4 |
w:fu- ell, and now would kill my pas- sions with thy words.  This is prowd beau- ties _ true a- na- ra- my,
w:ti- red, And forc't from blisse un- will- ing- ly to part.
z2 B2 c2 d2 e3 d c2 A2 | B3 B A2 z A A2 z A A8 :|
w:if that se- cure se- vere in se- cre sie, fare- well, fare- well.

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