paroles de chanson Come again, sweet love - John Dowland , Alfred Deller
Come
again
Sweet
love
doth
now
invite
Thy
graces
that
refrain
To
do
me
due
delight
To
see,
to
hear
To
touch,
to
kiss
To
die
with
thee
again
In
sweetest
sympathy
Come
again
That
I
may
cease
to
mourn
Through
thy
unkind
disdain
For
now
left
and
forlorn
I
sit,
I
sigh
I
weep,
I
faint
I
die,
in
deadly
pain
And
endless
misery
Gentle
love
Draw
forth
thy
wounding
dart:
Thou
canst
not
pierce
her
heart;
For
I
that
do
approve
By
sighs
an
d
tears
More
hot
than
are
Thy
shafts,
did
tempt
while
she
For
scanty
tryumphs
laughs
Album
Dowland: Lute Songs
1 Galliard: Can she excuse
2 Flow, my tears (Song from the Elizabethan England): Flow, my tears
3 Fortune My Foe
4 The Frog Galliard
5 Weep you no more, sad Fountains
6 Me, me, and none but me
7 What if I never speed?
8 Lasso, vita mia
9 The Round Battle Galliard
10 Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me of my heart?
11 Come away, come, sweet love
12 Sorrow, stay
13 If that a sinner's sighs
14 Say, Love, if ever you didst find?
15 Lachrimae Pavan
16 If my complaints could passions move
17 Katherine Darcy's Galliard
18 Come again, sweet love
19 I saw my lady weep
20 From silent night
21 Flow not so fast, ye fountains
22 Shall I sue?
23 In darkness let me dwell
24 The First Galliard
25 Can she excuse my wrongs?
26 Come, heavy sleep
27 Captain Digory Piper's Pavan and Galliard
28 Go, nightly cares
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