I Wander vp , I wander vp & downe , & faine would rest me , ij . & fain would rest me , ij . rest me , Yet cannot rest , yet cannot rest , such cares do stil molest me , yet cannot rest , yet cannot rest such cares doe stil molest me , All things conspire I see , ij . & this consent in , consent in , to find a place for me , a place for me , to find a place for me for me fit to lament fit to lament a place for me fit to lament in .

WEepe , weepe sil-ly soule disdained , disdained , ij . thy haples hap ij . lamen - ting , lamenting , thy haplesse hap la-menting , That loue whose passion pai-ned , raught neuer thy contenting , ij . raught neuer thy contenting , thy con-tenting , ij . raught neuer thy contenting , ij . raught neuer thy contenting , thy contenting , And since thou art ij . disdai-ned , dis - dained , by them thou most affec-ted , ij . Let them be now reiected , ij . let them be now reiec - reiec-ted now reiected , ij . let them be now reiected , now reiec-ted let them be now reiected .

SO gracious is thy sweet selfe , so faire so framed , ij . so faire so fra-med , that who so sees thee , who so sees thee , ij . that who so sees thee without a hart en - flamed , ij . without a heart enflamed , Either he liues not , ij . either he liues not , ij . or loues delight he knowes not , or loues de-light he knowes not , Either hee liues ij . either he liues not , or loues delight he knowes not , or loues delight he knowes or loues delight he knowes not .

LEt goe , ij why do you stay me ? ij Let go , ij . Let go , ij . let go , why do you stay me , I will for spite go run & slay me , I wil for spite go run & slay me , go run & slay me , go ij . O new found tormen - ting , O strange dis - daining , I die for loue , for loue I ij . I ij yet fain'd is my complaining , But you that say I fained , now see what you haue gained , ij . I wil for spite go run & slay me , I ij . I ij . I ij . let go , let go jj . ij . let go , why doe you stay me .

COme shepherds follow me , run vp apace the mountaine , run vp apace the moun - taine , run ij . run vp apace the mountain , See loe , ij . See loe besides the fountain , ij besides see loe besides the fountain , loue laid to rest : How sweetely sweetly sleepeth he , How ij . how sweetely sleepeth he , O take heed come not nie him , but hast we hence and flie him , and louers daunce , ij . with gladnes , ij . with gladnes , ij . with gladnes , ij . for while loue sleepes is truce with care and sadnes .

Ilanguish to complaine me , I languish to complaine me , with gast-ly griefe tormented , I stand amazd ' , amazd ' , to see you discontented , to see you discon - tented . Better I hold my peace , and stop my breath , then cause my sorrowes to increase , ij . then cause my sorrowes to increase , ij . and worke my death .

SIng out ye Nimphes & shepheards of Pernas - sus , shepheards of Pernas - sus , Sing out ye Nymphs , and sheepheards of Per - nassus , With sweet delight your me-ry notes consenting , with sweet delight your me-ry notes your me - ry notes consen - ting , consenting , Sith time affordes to bannish loue relen - ting , fortune she smiles , ij . sweet - ly still to grace vs , sweet - ly to grace vs , sweetly to grace vs . Sith time affordes to banish loue relenting , fortune she smiles ij . sweet - ly still to grace vs , to grace vs , still to grace vs , still to grace vs .

THirsis ? sleepest thou ? ij . sleepest thou ? ij . Hol - la , Holla , Holla , ij . let not for - row slay vs , Hold vp thy head man , ij . ( Said the gentle Meli - beus , See Sommer comes againe , the countries pride ador-ning , ij . adorning , ( Cuckoe Cuckoe singeth ) ij . Harke how the Cuckoe singeth , ( Cuckoe ) this faire Aprill morning . Aprill ij . O said the sheepherd & sight , as one all vndon , let me alone a - las , & driue him backe to London , ij . ij . ij . ij . to London .

YE rest - les thoughts , ij . that harbour dis - content , discontent , ij . cease your assaults , and let my hart lament , and let my hart lament , lament , And let my tongue haue leaue to tel my griefe , that shee may pittie though not graunt reliefe , ij , Pittie would help ( a - las ) what loue hath almost slaine , almost slaine , hath al - most slaine , and salue the wound that festred this disdaine , this dis - daine , that festred this disdaine .

WHen as I glaunce , ij . on my louely Phil-lis , whose cheeks are deckt with Roses , & Lillies When as I glaunce , ij . on my louely Phil-lis , When as I glaunce , ij . on my louely Phil-lis , whose cheeks are deckt with Roses & with Lil - lies : I me complaind ' , ij . that shee me nought re-garded , and that my loue with en-uie was rewar - ded , Then wantonly shee smileth ij . shee smileth & griefe from me from me ex-i - leth . Then wantonly shee smileth , ij . shee smileth , & greefe from me ex-i-leth .

CRuell vnkind , my hart thou hast be - reft me , my hart thou hast be-reft me , Cruell vnkind , my hart thou hast bereft me , ij . my hart my hart thou hast bereft me , And will not leaue , ij . while a - ny life is left me , And yet , ij & yet , ij still will I loue thee ▪ And yet , ij . & yet , still will I loue thee .

O sleepe O sleepe , fond fancie , fond fancie , ij . fond fancie , O sleepe O sleepe , fond fan-cie , ij . My head a - las thou ty - erest ij . thou tyrest , with false delight of that which thou de-si - rest of that which thou de-si-rest , of that , of ij . sleepe , sleepe , I say , fond fancie , ij . And leaue my thoughts molesting , thy masters head hath need of sleepe & resting , hath need of sleepe and resting . ij .

WEepe O mine eyes , ij . weepe O mine eyes , and cease not , ( A-las ) these your spring-tides , ij . me thinkes increase not . O when , ij . be-gin you , To swell so high that I may drown me in you , that I may drown me in you , O when , ij . begin you , To swell so high that I may drown me in you , that I may drowne me in you .

SInce neither tunes of ioy , nor notes of sadnes , Cru-ell vnkind can moue thee , I will goe run a way , I will goe run a-way , for rage , and madnes , for rage and madnes , Be - cause I will not loue thee . O come againe , a-gaine , ij . thy fruitles labour wast not , How wilt thou run ( foole ) how wilt thou run ( foole ) when thy heart thou hast not , ij . when thy heart thou hast not . O come againe , againe ij . thy fruitelesse la-bour wast not . How wilt thou run ( foole ) how wilt thou run ( foole ) when thy heart thou hast not , ij . when thy heart thou hast not .

O Griefe , where shall poore griefe find patient hearing , Footsteps of men I flie , footsteps of men I flie , I flie , I flie , I flie , my pathes each creature balking : Wild and vn - haunted woods , ij . seeme ti-red with my walking . Earth with my teares are drunke : Aire with my sighes , tor - mented : Heauens with my cry-ing , ij . growne deafe , growne deafe , and discon - tented : ij . In - fer - nall eares affrigh - affrigh-ted , with my dolefull accen - ting : onely my loue , lou's my la - men - ting , lou 's my la-men - ting , on - ly my loue lou's my lamenting .

O Sweet griefe , O sweet sighes , O sweet disday disday-ning : O sweet re-pulses , ij . Sweet wrongs , sweet wrongs , Sweet la-menting . Words sharply sweet , ij . and sweet-ly sharp consen-ting , and sweet-ly sharp consenting , O sweet vn-kindnes , sweet feares , sweet complayning . Grieue then no more ( my soule ) those deepe grones stray-ning , Your bitter anguish now shall haue re-lenting , re-lenting , And sharpe disdaines , ij . re-ceaue their full contenting . contenting .

REst , ij . rest , rest now Amphi - on , Rest , ij . rest , thy charming lier , ij . thy charming lier , For Daphnes loue ( sweet loue ) makes melo - dy , ij . for Daphnes loue makes me-lo-dy , Her loues concord with mine doth well conspire , doth well conspire , ij . No dis - cord iars , ij . no discord iars , in our lou 's simpa-thie , Our concords haue some discords mixt a - mong , Discord-ing concords , makes the sweetest song , ij . dis-cor-ding con-cords ij . makes the swee - test song .

I Wander vp & downe , I wander vp I wander vp and down , & fain would rest me , ij . & fain would rest me , & faine & faine would rest me , & ij . Yet cannot rest , yet cannot rest such cares do stil mo-lest me , yet cannot rest , yet cannot rest such cares doe stil molest me , All things conspire I see conspire I see , and this consent , & this & this consent in , to find a place for me ij . to find a place for me for me fit to lament in , fit to lament for me fit to lament in .

WEepe , weep silly soule disdained disdained ij . weepe sil-ly soule disdained , thy haples hap ij . lamen - ting la - menting , That loue whose passion pai-ned ij . raught neuer thy contenting , ij . raught neuer thy conten - ting thy contenting ij . raught neuer thy contenting thy con - ten - ting , raught ij . And since thou art ij . disdai - ned dis - dained and since thou art dis - dained , by them thou most affec-ted , let them be now reiected ij . let them be now reiected now re-iected iected ij . let them be now reiected ij . let them be now reiected now reiected .

SO gracious is thy sweet selfe , so faire so fra- med , So gracious is thy sweet selfe , so faire so fra - med , that who so sees thee , ij . without a hart en - flamed , ij . without a heart en - fla - med , Either he liues not , ij . either he liues not , or loues delight he knowes not , or loues delight he knowes ij . he knowes not . Either he liues not ij . either he liues not , ij or loues delight he knowes not , or loues de-light he knowes not

LEt goe : ij why do you stay me ? why ij Let go , ij . Let go , let go , ji . why do you stay me ? why ij . I will for spite go run & slay me ij I wil for ij . ij . O new found tormenting , new ij O strange disdai-ning , I die for loue , for loue , I ij . I ij yet fain'd is my complai-ning , But you that say I fained , now see what you haue gained . I will for spite go run and slay me , ij . go run and slay me , go ij . let go , let go , ij . ij . why do you stay me .

COme shepherds follow me , run vp apace the mountain , run vp apace the mountain , Come shepherds shepherds follow ij . See loe besides the fountain , see loe besides see jj . loue laid to rest , to rest : How sweetely sweetely sleepeth he ij . How sweetely sweetely slee - peth hee , O take heede come not nie him , but hast we hence and flie him , ij . and louers daunce , ij . louers daunce with gladnes , ij . with gladnes ij . glad glad-nes , for while loue sleepes ij . ij . is truce with care and sad-nes ,

I languish to complaine me , ij to com - plaine me , with gastly grief tor - mented , tormen - ted , I stand ama'zd , to see you to see you discontented , to see you disconten-ted , Better I hold my peace , I hold my peace , & stop my breath , then cause my sorrowes to in - crease in crease ij . increase , then cause my sorrowes to increase , and worke my death .

SIng out ye Nimphes & shepheards of Per - nas - sus , ye Nymphs & shepheards of Pernas - sus of Pernassus , ij . ye Nymphs & shepheardes of Pernassus , shepheards of Pernassus , with sweet delight your mer - ry notes , with sweet delight your mer - ry notes con - sen - ting , Sith time affordes , to bannish loue relenting , fortune shee smiles , ij . sweet - ly still to grace vs , to grace vs , still to grace vs , still to grace vs , Sith time affordes , to bannish loue relenting , fortune she smiles , ij . sweet - ly still to grace vs , sweet - ly to grace vs , sweetly to grace vs .

THirsis ? sleepest thou ? ij sleepest thou ? ij Holla ij . let not sorrow slay vs , Hold vp thy head man , ij . ( Said the gentle Meli-be - us ) See Sommer comes againe , the Countries pride adorning , ij . Harke how the Cuckoe singeth , Cuckoe singeth , ij sing - eth , this fayre Aprill mor mor-ning . O said the shepheard ( and sight , and sight ) as one all vn - done , Vndone , let me alone a - las , ij . and drine him backe to London . & ij . & driue him backe to London ▪ to Lon don . to London .

YEe rest-les thoughts ij that harbour discon - tent , ij . that harbour dis - content , cease your assaults , assaults , & yet my hart lament , ij . la - ment , And let my tongue , ij . haue leaue to tel my griefe , that shee may pittie though not graunt reliefe , ij . Pittie would help a - las , ij . what loue hath almost slaine , ij . hath almost slain , & salue the wound that festred this disdaine . ij .

WHen as I glaunce , ij . on my louely Phillis , when as I glaunce , ij . on my louely Phillis , whose cheekes are dekt with Roses and with Lillies : When as I glaunce , ij . on my louely Phillis , whose cheekes are dekt with Roses & Lillies , I me complain'd ij . that shee me nought re-garded , and that my loue with enuie was rewarded , rewarded , then wantonly shee smileth ij . she smi - leth & griefe from me exileth , then wantonly she smileth ij . she smileth , and griefe from me from me exileth .

CRuell vnkind , my hart thou hast be - reft me , my hart thou hast thou hast bereft me , ij . Cru - ell vnkind , Cruell vnkind , my hart thou hast be - refst me , thou hast be - reft me , my hart thou hast bereft me , thou hast bereft me , & will not leaue , ij . while a - ny life is left is left me , And yet , and yet , and yet , still will I loue thee : and yet , ij . and yet , ij . still will I loue thee .

O sleepe , ij . O sleepe fond fancie , fond fancie , ij . O sleepe O sleepe , ij . fond fan fan-cie , My head a-las thou tye - rest , ij . thou tyrest , ij . with false delight of that which thou desi-rest . ij of that ij . which thou de - sirest , sleepe , sleepe , I say , fond fan-cie , And leaue my thoughts ij . mo-lesting , thy mastershead , hath need of sleepe & resting , sleepe & resting , need of sleepe & rest - tinge .

WEepe O mine eyes , ij . and cease not , ij . weepe O mine eyes , and cease not , ( A-las ) these your spring tides : ij . me thinkes increase not , me thinkes increase not . O when , ij . begin you , To swell so high that I may drown , me in you , that I may drown me in you , O when , ij . begin you , To swell so high that I may drown me in you , that I may drowne me in you .

SInce neither tunes of ioy , nor notes of sad-nes , Cru-ell vnkind can moue thee , I will go run away , I will goe run a way , for rage , for rage and madnes , Because I will not loue thee . O come againe , a - gaine ij . thy fruitlesse labour waste not , How wilt thou runne , ( foole ) how wilt thou runne , ij . ( foole ) when thy heart thou hast not , ij . when thy heart thou hast not . O come againe , a - gaine ij . thy fruitelesse labour wast not , How wilt thou runne , ( foole ) how wilt thou runne , how wilt thou runne , ( foole ) when thy heart thou hast not , ij . when thy heart thou hast not .

O Griefe , where shall poore griefe find patient hea-ring , find patient hearing , Footsteps of men I flie , I flie , I flie , my pathes each creature balk-ing : Wild & vn - haunted woods , vnhaunted woods , ij . woodes , seeme ti-red with my walking . Earth with my teares are drunke : Aire with my sighes , tormen - ted : Heauens with my crying , ij . growne deafe with my crying , growne deafe , and dis - conten conten-ted : ij . In - fernall eares affrighted , with my dolefull accen - ting : onely my loue , lou's my lamen - ting . lou 's my la-menting . on - ly my loue lou's my lamenting , lamen - ting .

O Sweet griefe , O sweet sighes , O sweet disday disday-ning : O sweet repulses , ij Sweet wrongs , sweet wronges , Sweet la-men - ting . ij . Words sharply sweet , & sweet-ly sharp concen-ting , con - centing , and sweet - ly sharp concen - ting , O sweet vnkindnes , sweet feares , sweet complay-ning . Grieue then no more ( my soule ) those deepe grones strayning , Your bitter anguish now shall haue re - len - ting now shall haue relenting , relenting , And sharpe disdaines , re - ceine their full contenting . ij .

REst , rest now Amphion , ij . Rest , rest , rest thy charming lier , thy charming lier , ij For Daphnes loue ( sweet loue ) makes melody , ij . for Daphnes loue , ( sweet loue ) makes me-lody ij . Her loues concord with mine doth well conspire , doth well con-spire , No discord iars , in our loues simpa - thy , ij . Our concords haue some dis - cords mixt a - mong , Discor-ding concords makes the sweetest song , makes the swee - test song , discording concords , concords , makes the sweet-est song .

I wander vp & downe , ij . & faine would rest me , ij . & faine would rest me , ij . and faine would rest me , Yet cannot rest , ij . yet cannot rest , such cares doe still molest me , yet cannot rest , yet can - not rest , such cares do still molest me , All things conspire I see , I see ij . conspire I see , & this consent in , To find a place for me , for me , ij . for me , fit to lament in , fit to lament in , fit to la - ment in .

WEepe , weepe sil-ly soule disdained , disdained , weepe weepe sil - ly soule dis - day - ned , thy haples hap , ij . lamenting , ij . thy haples hap , lamenting , That loue whose passion pai-ned , raught neuer thy conten - ting , ij . thy contenting , raught neuer thy conten-ting , ij . raught neuer thy con-tenting , raught neuer thy con - ten - ting. And since thou art , ij . disdained ij . and since thou art dis - dained , by them thou most affec-ted , thou ij . let them be now re-iected now reiected , ij . let them be now reiec reiec-ted , ij . let them be now re-iec-ted - iec - ted .

SO gratious is thy sweet selfe , so faire , so framed , ij . so gratious is thy sweet selfe , so faire , so framed : that who so sees thee , ij . who so sees thee . without a heart inflamed , ij . without a heart in - fla - med: Either he liues not , ij . ij . or loues delight he knowes not , ij . he knowes not , or loues delight he knowes not . Either he liues not , ij . ij . or loues delight he knowes not , ij . he ji . ij .

LEt go , why do you stay me ? ij let go , ij let go , ij . let go why do you stay me ? why ij why do you stay me ? I will for spite go run & slay me , ij & slay me . O new found tormenting , new found tor - menting , O strange disdaining . I die for loue , ij for loue yet fain'd is my complaining : But you that say I fai-ned now see what you haue gained , now ij . ij . I will for spite go run & slay me ij . let go ij . ij . why do you stay me . let ij .

COme shepeheards follow me , run vp apace the mountaine , run vp apace the mountaine . See loe , Seeloe besides besides the fountaine , ij besides the fountain loue laid to rest to rest : How sweetely sweetly sleepeth he , ij . how sweetely sleepeth he . O take heed take heed , come not nie him , but hast we hence and flie him , ij . And louers dance , ij . with gladnes , ij . with gladnes , with glad-nes , for while loue sleepes , ij . ij . is truce with care is truce with care and sadnesse .

I Languish to complaine me , I lan-guish to complaine , to complaine me , to complaine me , with gast-ly griefe tor - men - ted , I stand amazd ' , to see you discontented , dis - con - tented , dis - contented . Better I hold my peace , and stop my breath , them cause my sorrowes to increase , ij . then cause my sorrowes to in - crease and worke my death .

Sing out ye Nymphs , & sheepheards of Per - nas - sus , ij . Sing outye Nymphs , & shepheards of pernassus , shepheards of pernassus , with sweet delight your me-ry notes , with sweet delight your me-ry notes con - sen - ting , Sith time affords , to bannish loue relenting , fortune she smiles , ij . sweet - ly , to grace vs , sweet - ly , sweet - ly , sweet - ly still to grace vs ▪ sith time affords , to banish loue re - len - ting , fortune shee smiles , ij . sweet - ly , sweet - ly sweet - ly to grace vs , still to grace vs , still to grace vs .

THirsis ? sleepest thou ? ij . sleepest thou ? ij . Hol-la , Holla , Holla , ij . let not sorrow sor-row slay vs , Hold vp thy head man , ( Said the gentle gentle Meli-be - us ) See Sommer comes againe , the countries pride ador-ning , ij . the countries pride a-dorning , Harke how the Cuckoe singeth , ij . singeth , Harke how the Cuckoe singeth , this faire Aprill morning . O said the shephard , & sight , ij . as one all vndon , let me a - lone alas , alone alas , & driue him backe to London , ij . to London .

YE restles thoughts : That harbour discontent , discontent , ij . that harbour discontent , ij . cease your assaults , ij . and let my hart la - ment , ij . And let my tongue haue leaue to tell my griefe , that shee may pittie though not graunt re-liefe , reliefe , ij , Pittie would help ( a - las ) what loue hath almost slaine , ij . hath almost slain , & salue the wound that festred this disdaine , this dis - daine , that festred this disdaine .

WHen as I glaunce , ij . on my ( swee ) tlouely Phil-lis , when as I glaunce , on my louely Phil-lis , whose cheeks are deckt with Roses , with Ro - ses & Lillies , when as I glaunce , ij . on my ( sweet ) louely Phil - lis , when as I glaunce , on my louely Phil-lis , whose cheeks are deckt with Roses , with Ro - ses & Lillies , I me complaind ' , ij . I me com - plaīd , that shee me nought re - gar - ded , and that my loue with en - uie was rewar-ded , rewar-ded , Then wantonly shee smileth ij . and griefe from me ex-i - leth . Then

CRuell vnkind , my heart thou hast be-reft me , my heart thou hast be - reft me , thou hast bereft me , thou hast bereft me , my heart thou hast bereft , my heart thou hast be - reft me , And will not leaue while a - ny life is left , is left me , And yet , ij . and yet , still will I loue thee . And yet , ij . and yet , still will I loue thee wantonly she smileth , ij . & griefe from me ex-i - leth .

O Sleepe O Sleepe , fond fancie , ij . fond fancie , ij . O Sleepe O Sleepe , O Sleepefond fancie , ij . My head a-las , a-las , thou ty - rest , thou ty - rest , thou ty-erest , with false delight of that which thou de-sirest , which thou desirest , of that which thou de-si - rest , which thou desirest , ij . Sleepe Sleepe I say fond fancie , ij . fond fancie , & leaue my thoughts molesting , thy masters head hath need of sleep , ij . & resting , & resting , need , ij .

WEepe O mine eyes , and cease not ij . weepe O mine eyes , ij . and cease not , ( A-las ) these your spring tides : ij . me thinkes increase not . O when , ij . begin you , To swell so high that I may drown , that I may drown me in you ij . O when , ij . begin you , To swell so high that I may drowne , that I may drowne me in you . ij .

SInce neither tunes of ioy not notes of sad sad-nes , Cruell vnkind can moue thee , I will go run a way , ij . I will go run , I will go run a-way , for rage and madnes , Be - cause I will not loue thee . O come againe , againe ij . thy fruitlesse labour waste not , How wilt thou runne ( foole ) how wilt thou tunne ( foole ) when thy heart thou hast nor , ij . when thy heart thou hast not . O come againe , againe ij . thy frutelsse labour wast not , How wilt thou runue ( foole ) how wilt thou runne ( foole ) when thy heart thou hast not , ji . when thy heart thou hast not .

O Griefe , where shall poore griefe find patient hea-ring , ij . Foot-steps of men I flie , I flie , Foot-steps of men I flie , I flie , my pathes each creature balking : Wild & vnhaun vnhaun-ted woodes , ij . wild & vnhaunted woodes , seeme ti-red with my walking . Earth with my teares are drunke : Aire with my sighes , tormen - ted : Heauens with my crying , ij . with my crying , growne deafe , and dis - conten - ted : ij . In - fer - nall eares affrighted , with my dolefull accenting : onely my loue , lou's my lamenting . lou 's my lamenting . ij . la - menting .

O Sweet griefe , O sweet sighes , O sweet dis - dayning : O sweet repul - ses , ij Sweet wrongs , Sweet lamen - ting . ij . Words sharply sweet , sharply sweet , & sweetly sharp sweetly sharp concen - ting , concen - ting , words sweetly sharp concen - ting , O sweet vnkindnes , sweet feares , sweet complaying . Grieue then no more ( my soule ) those deepe grones strayning , Your bitter anguish now shall haue re-lenting , ij . shall haue relenting , And sharpe dsidaines , ij . receiue their full contenting .

REst , rest now Amphion , ij . Amphi - on , Rest , rest thy charming lyer , thy charming lyer , For Daphnes loue ( sweet loue ) ij makes me - lody , for Daphnes loue , ij . ( sweet lone ) makes me-lody , me-lody , Her loues concord with mine doth well conspire , No discord iarres , in our loues simpathy , no discord iarres , ij . in ou● loues simpathy . Our concords haue some discords mixt a - mong , Discording concords makes the sweetest song , ij . discording concords , ij . makes the sweetest song .