Dowland: First Booke of Songes, 1597 - 17. Come Again: Sweet Love Doth Now Invite - The Consort of Musicke/Anthony Rooley

作曲：John Dowland

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

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

I sit I sigh I weep I faint

I die

In deadly pain and endless misery

All the day

The sun that lends me shine

By frowns do cause me pine

And feeds me with delay

Her smiles my springs that makes my joys to grow

Her frowns her frowns the winters of my woe

Her smiles my springs that makes my joys to grow

Her frowns her frowns the winters of my woe

All the night

My sleeps are full of dreams

My eyes are full of streams

My heart takes no delight

To see the fruits and joys that some do find

And mark the storms the storms are me assigned

To see the fruits and joys that some do find

And mark the storms the storms are me assigned

Out alas

My faith is ever true

Yet will she never rue

Nor yield me any grace

Her eyes of fire her heart of flint is made

Whom tears nor truth nor truth may once invade

Her eyes of fire her heart of flint is made

Whom tears nor truth nor truth may once invade

Gentle love

Draw forth thy wounding dart

Thou canst not pierce her heart

For I that do approve

By sighs and tears

More hot than are

Thy shafts did tempt while she

While she for tryumphs laughs

By sighs and tears

More hot than are

Thy shafts did tempt while she

While she for tryumphs laughs