XVII. A shepheard in a shade

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T:XVII. A shepheard in a shade
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: A Shep- heard in a shade, his plain- ing made, Of love and lo- vers wrong,
w: Since love and For- tune will, I hon- our still, your faire and love- ly eye,
w: My hart where have you laid O cru- ell maide, To kill when you might save,
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w:Un- to the fair- est lasse, that trode on grasse, and thus bee- gan his _ _ song, | 
w:What con- quest will it bee, Sweet Nimph for thee, If I for sor- row _ _ dye.
w:Why have yee cast it forth as no- thing worth, with- out a tombe or _ _ grave.
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w:Re- store, re- store my
w:O let it bee in- 
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w:hart a- gaine, Which love by thy sweet _ lookes hath _ slaine, least that in- forst by your dis- daine, I sing,
w:tombed and lye, In your sweet minde and _ me- mo- * rie, least I re- sound on e- very war- bling string,
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w:Fye fye on love Fye fye on love, it is a fool- ish thing.
w:  Fye fye on love, Fye fye on love, that is a fool- ish thing.

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