XVIII. What ayles my darling?

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T:XVIII. What ayles my darling?
O: Canzonets, or Little Short songs to three voyces, 
H: transcribed from the Performers' Facsimiles print of the London, 1593 edition
C: Thomas Morley
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w:What ayles my dar- ling, say what ayles my
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w:dar- ling, what ayles my dar- ling deere, what
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w:ayles mine one- lie sweet, mine one- lie sweet dar- ling? what ayles my dar- ling,
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f f/ e/ d c d B/ c/ d/ e/ f2 F/ G/ A/ B/ c2 c2 =B "B"c G\
w:what ailes my dar- ling deere, sit- ting all a- lone, sit- ting all a- lone, so wear- y? say
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w:what grieves my deere, that thee is not mer- ry? O cease cease thus to grieve, 
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D/ E/ F E F2 E/ D/ E2 F3 E D2 C c d2 c2 B2 G2 A > B\
w:cease a- las to grieve _ _ _ thee, to grieve thee, O cease to grieve _ thee my
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w:deere, cease to grieve thee: and take this kisse heere this kisse take to re- 
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w:lieve thee.  Up now a- rise, sweet, a- las, a- rise _ thee, a- rise thee, how
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w:can my love lye sleep- ing, my love lye sleep- ing? O how can my love
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w:then, my love ly slee - _ _ ping, sleep- ing and see you lust- y leap- ing, and
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w:see you lust- y leap- ing, lust- y, lust- y leap- ing? O who can lye a slee -
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w: _ _ ping, and see you lust- ie leap- ing, and see you lust- ie leap- ing, lust- ie _
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w:lea - ping, and see you lust- ie, lust- ie leap- ing, and see you lust- ie lea - ping.

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