I. Unquiet thoughts, your civil slaughter stint

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T:I. Unquiet thoughts, your civil slaughter stint
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:Un- qui- et thoughts, your ci- vill slaugh- ter _ stint, and wrap your wrongs with- in
w:But what can slay    my thoughts they may    not _  start, or  put my wrongs with- in
w:How shall I then     gaze on      my  mis- tresse _  eyes? My thoughts must have some vent
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w:a pen- sive hart, and you my tongue that makes my mouth a mint, my tongue that makes my mouth a mint,
w: for _ to die? When as these eyes, the keyes  of mouth and hart, these eyes, the keyes   of mouth and hart,  O- pen the locke where _ _ _ all my love doth lie;
w:else hart will break. My tongue would rust as in  my mouth it lies, would rust as in  my mouth it lies, If eyes and thoughts were _ _ _ free, and that not speake.
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w: and stamps my thoughts to _ _ coine them words by _ art, be still, be still for if you e- ver do the
w:Ile seale them up with-  * * in their lids for-  ever: So thoughts, so thoughts and looks and words shall die, to- 
w:Speake then, and tell the * * pas- sions of de-  sire; Which turns mine eies, which turns mine eies, to floods my thoghts to 
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w:like, Ile cut the string, ile cut the string that makes the ham- mer strike be | strike.
w:gether.  So thoughts and words, so thoughts and words and looks shall die, shall die to- gether. So | gether.
w:fire. Which turns mine eies, which turns mine eies, to floods, my thoghts, to fire. Which | fire.

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