Canzonets to three voyces newly composed by Henry Youll practicioner in the art of musicke.

CANZONETS

TO THREE VOYCES NEWLY COMPOSED BY HENRY YOVLL PRACTICIONER IN THE ART OF MVSICKE .

1608

IN LONDON PRINTED BY THOMAS ESTE , the assigne of William Barley .

☞ CANTVS . ☜

To the vertuous Gentlemen Mr. Nicholas Bacon , Mr. Phillip Bacon , Mr. Nathaniell Bacon , and Mr. Lionell Bacon , Sonnes to the Worshipfull Mr. Edward Bacon Esquire , Henry You ll wisheth all happinesse both heere and heereafter .

COurteous Gentlemen , these Canzonets of mine being ended , according as my abilitie therein and the leisure allotted mee from other necessary imployments would permit , as now , so long since willingly would they haue offered themselues vnto you to bee patronized of you , had not the manifold rubs which befell them in their way stayed them hetherto ; better now then neuer . The action it selfe of impropriating the first fruits of your protection may perhaps at the first blush seeme to bee of great boldnesse , but to an indifferent censurer vpon mature deliberation , the trespasse of it will easily appeare to bee but Ueniall if any . For what Aduocate is there ( though but tasted of the rudiments of Law ) who could not pleade a reasonable excuse for it , if hee were but informed of your industrious trauailing in the liberall Sciences ( whereof Musicke is one ) with such willingnesse of minde and delight of heart and with such an ingenious disposition of liking and louing all whose footsteps doe tend the same way with you . And yet that is not all . For these Sonnets of mine , if you mark them well , do seeme to smile vpon you , as challenging some former familier acquaintance with you . And I dare say for them , that if they knew how , they would curteously salute you , and merily relate what a solace their company was once to you , when as being but weake ones I nursed them amongst you . But if all this were not , yet your louing affections and bountifull kindnesse , which both your worshipfull Parents and your selues , haue from time to time inlarged toward mee , might well enough animate me in crauing your fauourable protection , for whom can a man better trust to , then those of whom he hath had former tryall . Accept therefore I pray you , of these first fruits of my indeuours , accounting it no impeachment to any of you , that so small a thing is made common to all of you , you are I trust children of the most High , and therefore tyed together by the band of the Spirit , you are all Brethren of the same Parents , and therefore tied together by the band of Nature : your education formerly hath beene for the most part together , and your place of residence is now in one and the same Vniuersitie , as in a Nursery , and in one and the same place of that Nursery , and therefore you are tyed together by the band of Society : farre be it from me , that I should seeme to go about to separate where they are so worthily knit together . The Lord knit you still surer and surer in loue towards his Maiestie , and one towards another , that you may so liue together on earth , as that one day you may be crowned together with glory in heauen .

Yours in all duetie to his power Henry You ll.

A TABLE OF ALL THE CANZONETS contained in this Booke ,

EAch day of thine . I. Come Loue le ts walke . First part . II. In yonder dale . Second part . III. See where this Nymphe . Third part . IIII. Pipe Shepheards , Pipe . V. Onely ioy now heare you are . VI. Of sweet and daintie flowers . VII . Slow , slow , fresh fount . VIII . In pleasant Sommers Morning . IX . Once I thought to die for Loue . X. Awake sweet Loue . XI . Pittie mee , pittie mee . XII . Cease restlesse thoughts . XIII . Sweet Phillis stay . XIIII . The Shepheards daughters . First part . XV. But behold where they . Second part . XVI . Say Shepheards say . First part . XVII . But though poore Sheepe . Second part . XVIII . In the mery Month of May . XIX . Come mery Lads let vs away . XX. Whiles Ioyfull Spring-time lasteth . XXI . Earely before the day doth Spring . XXII . Where are now those iolly swaines . First part . XXIII . Now the country Lasses hie them . Se. part . XXIIII .

FINIS .

EAch day of thine sweet month of May , sweet ij . of May , Loue makes a solemne ho - ly day , Each ij . each ij . Loue makes a solemne ho-ly day , Loue ij . a solemne ho-ly day : I will performe like dutie , like dutie , I ij . I will performe like dutie , Since thou resemblest euery way , eue - ry way , euery way , Astrea Queene of beautie . Since thou resemblest euery way Astrea Queene of beautie . Astrea Queene , Astrea Queene of beautie .

COme Loue le ts walke into the Spring , le ts walke into the Spring , le ts ij . into the Spring , Where wee may heare the black Bird sing , the ij . Where wee may heare the black Bird sing , wher ij . The Robin Redbreast and the Thrush , The Robin Redbreast and the Thrush , The Nightingale in thor - ny bush , The ij . in thorny bush , The Nightingale in thorny bush , in thorny bush , The Mauis sweetly caroling , The ij . The Mauis sweetly caro-ing , These to my Loue , These to my Loue content will bring . These ij . to my Loue content will bring . to my Loue , to ij . ij . ij . to my Loue content will bring . The Mauis sweetly caroling , The ij . The Mauis sweetly caro-ling , These to my Loue , these to my Loue content will bring . these ij . to my Loue content will bring to my Loue , to ij . ij . ij . to my loue content will bring .

IN vonder dale there are fine flowers , In ij . there are fine flowers , there are fine flowers , And many pleasant sha - die bowers , many ij . And many pleasant sha - die bowers , many pleasant shadie bowers , A pirling brooke whose siluer streames , are beautified by Phoebus beames , A pirling ij . A pirling brooke whose siluer streames , are beautified by Phoebus beames , by Phoebus beames , are ij . Which stealing through the trees for feare , stealing ij . the ij . for feare , Which stealing through the trees for feare , the trees for feare , Because Dia-na bathes her there . Because Di - a - na bathes her there . bathes her there .

SEe where this Nimph with all her traine , See where this Nimph with all her traine , with ij . Comes tripping ore the parke amaine , the parke amaine , comes ij . Comes tripping ore the parke amaine , Comes ij . Comes tripping ore the parke amaine : And in this groue here will shee stay , and ij . And in this groue here will shee stay , here ij . At barly breake to sport and play , to ij . to sport and play , to ij . Where we may sit vs downe and see , Wher ij . Faire Beautie mixt with Chastitie . Faire ij . Faire Beautie mixt with Chasti-tie . with Chastitie . ij . with Chasti-tie . Where wee may sit vs downe and see , where ij . Faire beautie mixt with Chastitie . Faire ij . Faire Beautie mixt with Chasti-tie . with Chastitie . with Chastitie . with Chasti-tie .

PIpe shepheards pipe full mery mery meri-ly , Let sweetest Musicke sound on high , on high , Till all the Vallies , Till all the Vallies , the Vallies ring , Pipe shepheards pipe full mery mery meri-ly , Let sweetest Musicke sound on high , on high , Till all the Vallies , Till all the Vallies , the Vallies ring , This is the ioyfull bridall day of Coridon and Philida , of Co-ridon and Philida , Sing shepheards sweetly sing . Sing shepheards sweetly sing . sweetly sweetly sweetly sing . This is the ioyfull bridall day , Of Coridon and Philida , Of Co-ridon and Philida , Sing shepheards sweetly sing . Sing shepheards sweetly sing . sweetly sweetly sweetly sing .

ONely ioy now heare you are , Fit to heare and ease my care , Onely ij . Fit to heare and ease my care , Let my whisp'ring voice obtaine , Sweet reward for sharpest paine , Sweet reward for sharpest paine , Sweet reward , reward for sharpest paine . for sharpest paine , Take mee to thee and thee to mee , No no no no no my deere , my deere let bee . No no no no no my deere , No no no no no my deere , No no my deere let bee . Take mee to thee and thee to mee , No no no no no my deere , my deere let bee . No no no no no my deere , No no no no no my deere , No no my deere let bee .

OF sweet and daintie flowres , Of sweet and daintie flowres , A garland I haue dight , haue dight , And many pleasant shadie bowres , And ij . For my true loues delight , For ij . Adornd with Roses and Lillies , with ij . and Lillies , with Roses and Lillies , with ij . with ij . Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets Sweet Violets and Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa ij . Daffa Daffa , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffa , Daffa Daffadillies , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets and Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffa , Daffa daffadillies downe downe dillies , Where she may sit and sing , Like Flora in her pride , Where ij . in her pride , Where ij . And welcome in the Spring , And welcome in the Spring , By her , by her , by her , By her thus beautified . beautified . By ij . thus beauti-fied .

SLow , slow fresh fount , fresh fount , Slow , ij . Slow , slow fresh fount , keepe time with my salt teares , Keepe , ij . Yet slower , yet O faint-ly , gen-tle springs O , ij . List to the hea-uie part the Musicke beares , the heauie , ij . Woe weepes out her de - uision , when she sings , her . ij . Droope hearbs and flowers , Fall griefe in showers , Our beauties are not ours . Our , ij . Droope hearbs and flowers , fall griefe in showers , our beauties are not ours . Our , ij . O I could still , Like melting Snow vpon some craggy hill , some craggy hill , Drop , drop , drop , drop , drop , O drop , O drop , drop , Since natures pride is now a withered Daffa - dill , a withered Daffa Daffa Daffadill . A withered Daffa Daffa Daffadill . A , ij . A , ij . A withered Daffa - dill .

IN pleasant sommers morning , In ij . pleasant sommers morning , pleasant sommers morning , Close shrouded in a groue , Close ij . Close shrouded in a groue , Amintas thus sat mourning . Amintas ij . sat mourning , sat mourning , For Scilla his faire loue , For ij . O cruell Fates and spightfull , and spight - full , O cruell Fates , O cruell Fates and spightfull , Her absence I lament , Her ij . Her absence I lament , Whose presence so delightfull , Did yeeld such sweet content , such ij . Did yeeld such sweet content , Did yeeld such sweet con-tent , O cruell Fates and spightfull , and spightfull O ij . cruell Fates and spightfull , Her absence I lament , Her ij . la - ment , whose presence so delightfull , Did yeeld such sweet content-such ij . such ij . Did yeeld such sweet con-tent .

ONnce I thought to dye for Loue , to dye for Loue , Till I found that women proue , Till ij . Traitors in their smiling , Traytors in their smyling , Traytors ij . They say men vnconstant bee , They ij . vnconstant Bee , But they themselues loue change wee see , But ij . Till new growes old and old growes stale , And all is but beguiling . Till ij . And all is but beguiling , beguiling . And ij . Till new growes old and old growes stale , And all is but beguiling . Till ij . And all is b●t beguiling . beguiling . And all is but beguiling .

AWake sweet Loue , sweet Loue , t is time to rise , t is time to rise , Phoebus is risen in the East , in the East , Spreding his beams on those faire eyes , on ij . Which are in - closde ▪ Which ij . Which are in - closde with natures rest , Awake , Awake from heauy sleepe , from hea-uie sleepe , from ij . Which all thy thoughts in silence , in ij . in ij . in silence keep . Which all thy thoughts in silence keepe . Awake , awake from heauy sleepe , from ij . from heauy sleepe , Which all thy thoughts in silence , in ij . in ij . in silence keepe ▪ which all thy thoughts in silence keepe .

PIttie me , pittie me mine owne sweet Iuell , pittie me , O pittie me , O pittie me mine owne sweet Iu - ell , Bee not still vn - kinde , Bee ij . and cruell , Bee ij . and too too cruell , vnkinde and too too cru - ell . Come sit by me , Come sit by me , by me let vs to - ge-ther sing , let ij . to - gether sing , And thou shalt bee my bonny , bonny sweete , my bonny , bonny , bonny sweet darling . my ij . And thou shalt be my bonny , bonny sweet , my ij . my ij . my bonny sweet darling . Come sit by me . Come ij . Come sit by me let vs to-gether sing , let ij . to-gether sing . And thou shalt bee my bonny , bonny sweet , my bonny , bonny , bonny sweet darling . And ij . And thou shalt bee my bonny sweete , my ij . my ij . my bonny sweete darling .

CEase restlesse thoughts to vexe my carefull minde , to , ij . to ij . to vexe my carefull minde , And bid adue to vaine delights of loue , to ij . to ij . And ij . to vaine delights of loue , Since Phillis she alas is prou'd vnkinde , is prou'd vnkinde , Since , ij . is prou'd vn - kinde , vn - kinde , Whom my complaints could not to pittie moue , to ij . to ij . to ij . to ij . pittie , pittie , pittie moue , pit-tie moue , Farewell vnkinde my silly sheepe and I , my ij . my silly sheepe and I , Henceforth will ioyne in equall simpa - thy . in equall , equall simpathy . Farewell vnkinde my silly sheepe and I , my ij . my silly sheepe and I , Henceforth will ioyne in equall simpa - thy . in equall , equall simpathy .

SWeet Phillis stay let pitty moue thee , let ij . Sweet Phillis stay let pitty pitty moue thee , Let O some pitty Phillis pitty moue thee , O come againe , O come againe and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come againe , O come againe , O come and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come againe , O come and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come againe , O come and take mee with thee , Bee not still vnkinde and too too cruell , Be ij . and too too cruell , My onely best beloued Iewell , My ij . My ij . My best beloued Iewell .

THe shepheards daughters are all gone , the ij . Leauing their slocks to feede a - lone , Leauing ij . From the greene wood , From ij . greene wood fresh May to bring , From ij , fresh May to bring , greene wood fresh May to bring , So sweetly they play , So ij . So ij . So sweetly they play , And sing all the way , And ij . And ij . And sing all the way , That fields and groues , with heauenly Musick ring . That ij . with ij . That ij . with heauenly Mu-sick ring . with heauenly Mu-sick ring .

BVt behold where they returne along , But ij . With Daph - ne faire , with ij . their Virgin troopes a - mong , their ij . Vpon whose golden locks they all haue set , Vpon ij . haue set , Of fragrant flowres , of ij . of ij . of ij . a seemely Coro - net , Of fragrant flowres , of ij . of ij . a seemely Coro - net , Sounding on high , on high in Daphnes praise , in ij . Sounding on high , on high in Daphnes praise , Sounding on high , on high in Daphnes praise , Pleasant songs , Pleasant songs and roundelayes . and rounde - layes . roundelayes .

SAY shepheard say where is faire Phillis gone , Say ij . Thus careles - ly to leaue her flock distrest , Thus ij . See how they wander vp and downe downe downe downe alone , vp and downe , vp and down down down down down a - lone , See how they wander vp and downe , vp and downe alone , down down down down alone , vp and down , vp and down a - lone , And mourne mourne mourne , And mourne , And mourne her absence whom they loued best , whom ij . And ij . While she forgetfull of her silly sheepe , While ij . her sil - ly sheepe , Loue stole her hart , Loue ij . and all her thoughts doth keepe . and ij . and all her thoughts doth keepe .

BVt though poore sheepe faire Phillis thus doe mourne , doe mourne , doe mourne , Yet willingly helpe thou their weake e - state . Yet ij . For shee though carelesse , may againe returne , may ij . For ij . For ij . And loue neglected , may conuert to hate , loue ij . when shee reioycing in her freedomes gaine , in ij . That wan - ton boy dispised shall re-maine . That ij . That ij . dispïsed shall remaine . That ij . dispised shall remaine .

IN the mery Month of May , The fields are deckt with flowers gay , The ij . Fa la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. In the mery Month of May , The fields are deckt with flowers gay , The ij . Fa la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. The woods and groues where birds do sing , Redubling ecchoes sweetly ring . Redubling ij . Fa la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. The woods and groues where birds doe sing , Redubling ecchoes sweetly ring . Redubling ij . Fa la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la , Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la ,

COme mery lads let vs away , let ij . For Philliday our shepheards Queene , Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. About the Maypole there doth stay , there doth stay , With all her Virgins clad in greene , With ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la. Hark hark hark hark hark , Hark I heare the Bagpipe sound , While they daunce lightly on the ground . on the ground . Lirum Lirum Lirum Lirum ij . ij . ij . ij . ij . ij . Lirum Lirum .

WHiles ioyfull spring time lasteth , Each thing of pleasure tasteth , And with delights abound , And ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la. Whiles ioyfull spring time lasteth , Each thing of pleasure tasteth , And with delights abound , And ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la. The Birds so sweetly singing , The flowres so freshly springing , With Natures beautie crown'd . With ij . beautie crown'd , Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. The Birds so sweetly singing , The flowres so freshly springing . With Natures beautie crown'd , With ij . beautie crown'd . Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la.

EArely before the day doth spring , doth spring , Let vs awake my Muse and sing , It is no time to slumber , It is no time to slumber . It ij . Fa la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. So many ioyes this time doth bring , doth bring , So ij . this ij . As time will faile , time will faile to number . Fa la la la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. So many &c.

WHere are now those iolly swaines , That were wont to grace these plaines , to ij . And in their mery mery mery mery vaines , Sing Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Where are now those iolly swaines , That were wont to grace these plaines , to ij . And in their mery mery mery mery vaines , Sing Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Now they haue time and leasure , They 'r gone to take their pleasure , They 'r ij . Each one to dance his measure , And sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Now they haue time and leasure , They 'r gone to take their pleasure , They 'r ij . Each one to daunce his measure , And sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la ,

NOw the country lasses hie them , And these mery mery lads they spie them , And still as they come nie them , Sing Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la. Now the country lasses hie them , And these mery mery lads they spie them , And still as they come nie them , Sing Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la. This is a mery mery mery mery mery mery mery mery greeting , each one doth kisse his sweeting , and this is their first meeting , their first meeting , Sing Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. This is a mery mery mery mery mery mery mery mery greeting , Each one doth kisse his sweeting , And this is their first meeting , their first meeting . Sing Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la.

FINIS .

CANZONETS

TO THREE VOYCES NEWLY COMPOSED BY HENRY YOVLL PRACTICIONER IN THE ART OF MVSICKE .

1608

IN LONDON PRINTED BY THOMAS ESTE , the assigne of William Barley .

☞ ALTVS . ☜

Yours in all duetie to his power Henry You ll.

A TABLE OF ALL THE CANZONETS contained in this Booke .

FINIS .

EAch day of thine sweet month of May , sweet ij . Loue makes a solemne ho-ly day , Each ij . sweet month of May , Each ij . Loue makes a solemne holy day , Loue makes a solemne holy day , Each ij . Loue ij . I will performe like dutie , I ij . I will performe like dutie , Since thou resemblest eue-ry way Astrea Queene of beautie . Astre-a Queene of beautie . Astrea Queene of beautie ▪ Astrea Queene , Astrea Queene , Astrea Queene of beautie . 〈…〉

COme Loue le ts walke into the Spring , le ts ij . into the Spring , Come ij . Where wee may heare the black Bird sing , where ij . Where we may heare the black Bird sing , the black Bird sing , The Robin Redbreast and the Thrush , The Robin Redbreast and the Thrush , The Nightingale in thorny bush , The ij . thorny bush , The Nightingale in thorny bush , The ij . The Mauis sweetly caroling , The ij . The Mauis sweetly caro-ling , These to my Loue , these ij . These to my Loue content will bring . These ij . These ij . to my Loue , to ij . ij . ij . to my-Loue content will bring . The Mauis sweetly caroling , The ij . The ij . These to my Loue , these ij . these to my Loue content will bring . these ij . these ij . to my Loue , to ij . ij . ij . to my Loue content will bring .

IN yonder dale there are fine flowers . In ij . In ij . In yon-der dale there are fine flowers , there are fine flowers , And many pleasant sha - die bowers , And ij . And ma - ny pleasant sha - die bowers , and many plea-sant sha - die bowers , A pirling brooke whose siluer streames , are beautified by Phoebus beames , by ij . are ij . A pirling brooke whose siluer streames , are beautified by Phoebus beames , A pirling , ij . Which stealing through the trees for feare , Which stea-ling through the trees for feare , Which ij . Be - cause Di-a-na bathes her there . bathes her there . Because Di-a-na bathes her there .

SHe where this Nimph with all her traine , with ij . See ij . Comes tripping ore the parke amaine , the parke amaine , Comes ij . Comes tripping ore the parke amaine , Comes ij . And in this groue here will shee stay , And ij . And in this groue here will she stay , here ij . At barly breake to sport and play , to ij . to sport and play , to ij . Where wee may sit vs downe and see , Where ij . Faire Beautie mixt with Chastitie . with Chasti-tie . Faire ij . Faire ij . with Chastitie-with Chastitie . with Chastitie . Chastitie . Where wee may sit vs downe and see , where ij . Faire beautie mixt with Chastitie . with Chastitie . Faire ij . Faire Beautie mixt with Chastitie . with Chastitie . with Chastitie . with Chastitie . Chastitie .

PIpe shepheards pipe full mery mery meri - ly , Let sweetest ▪ Musicke sound on high , on high , Till all the Vallies , Till ij . Till all the Vallies ring , Pipe shepheards pipe full mery mery meri - ly , Let sweetest Musicke sound on high , on high , Till all the Vallies , Till ij . Till all the Vallies ring , This is the ioyfull bridall day Of Coridon and Philida , Of ij . Sing shepheards sweetly sing . sweetly sing . sweetly sweetly sweetly sing . This is the ioyfull bridall day , Of Coridon and Philida , Of Cori-don and Philida , Sing shepheards sweetly sing . sweetly sing , sweetly sweetly sweetly sing .

ONely ioy now heare you are , Fit to heare and ease my care , Onely ij . you are , Fit to heare and ease my care , Let my whisp'ring voice obtaine , Sweet reward for sharpest paine , Sweet reward for sharpest paine , for sharpest paine , Sweet ij . sharpest paine . Take mee to thee and thee to mee , No no no no no no no no no my deere , my deere let bee . No no no no no my deere , No no no no no my deere , my deere let bee . Take mee to thee and thee to mee , No no no no no no no no no my deere , my deere let bee . No no no no no my deere , No no no no no my deere , my deere let bee .

OF sweet and daintie flowres , sweet and daintie flowres , Of ij . A garland I haue dight , A ij And many pleasant shadie bowres , For my true loues delight , For ij . Adornd with Roses and Lillies , with ij . with ij . with Roses and Lillies , with ij . with Roses and Lillies , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets and Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa ij . ij . Daffa dillies , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa ij . ij . ij . ij . Daffa dillies , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets and Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa ij . ij . Daffa dillies , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa ij . ij . ij . ij . Daffadillies downe 〈◊〉 Where she may sit and sing , Like Flora in her pride , Where ij . Where ij . she may sit and sing like Flora in her pride , And ▪ welcome in the Spring , And welcome in the Spring , By her , by her , by her , By her thus beauti - fied . By her thus beautified beautified .

SLow , slow fresh fount , Slow fresh fount , Keepe time with my salt teares , Keepe , ij . Yet slower , yet O faint-ly , gentle spring . Yet , ij . List to the hea-uie part the Musicke beares , the hea-uie part the Musicke beares ▪ Musicke beares . Woe weepes out her de - uision , when she sings , Woe weepes out her deuision when shee sings . Droope hearbs and flowers , Fall griefe in showers , griefe in showers , Our beauties are not ours . Our , ij . Droope hearbs and flowers , fall greife in showers , griefe in showers , our beauties are not ours . Our , ij . O I could still , Like melting Snow vpon some craggy hill , vpon some craggy hill , Drop , 〈◊〉 drop , drop , drop , O drop , drop , Since natures pride is now a withered Daffa - dill , a withered Daffa , Daffa Daffadill . Since , ij . is , ij . A withered Daffa Daffadill Daffa dill .

IN pleasant sommers morning , In pleasant sommers morning , pleasant sommers morning , Close shrouded in a groue , Close shrouded in a groue , Close ij . Amintas thus sat mourning , Amintas ij . sat mourning , sat mourning , For Scilla his faire loue , For ij . O cruell Fates and spightfull , and spightfull , O ij . cruell Fates and spightfull , Her absence I lament , Her ij . la - ment , whose presence so delightfull , Did yeeld such sweet content-such ij . such ij . Did yeeld such sweet con-tent . O cruell Fates and spightfull , and spight - full , O cruell Fates , O cruell Fates and spightfull , Her absence I lament , Her ij . Her absence I lament , Whose presence so delightfull , Did yeeld such sweet content , such ij . Did yeeld such sweet content , Did yeeld such sweet con-tent .

ONnce I thought to dye for Loue , for Loue , Once ij . Till I found that women proue , Till I found that women proue , Traitors in their sini - ling , Traytors in their smy-ling , Traytors ij . They say men vnconstant bee , They ij . vnconstant bee , But they themselues loue change wee see , But ij . Till new growes old and old growes stale , Till ij . And all is but beguiling . beguiling , ij . ij . is but beguiling . Till new growes old and old growes stale , Till ij . And all is but beguiling ▪ beguiling , ij . beguiling . is but beguiling .

AWake sweet Loue , sweet Loue t is time to rise , time to rise , Phoebus is risen in the East , Spreding his beams on those faire eyes , on ij . Which are in - closde , Which ij . in - closde , Whic● are in - closde with natures rest , Awake , Awake from heauy sleepe , from ij . from heauie sleepe , Which all thy thoughts , thy thoughts in silence , in ij . in silence keepe . Which all thy thoughts in silence keepe . Awake , awake from heauy sleepe , from ij . from heauy sleepe , Which all thy thoughts , thy thoughts in silence , in ij . in silence keepe . Which all thy thoughts in silence keepe .

PIttie me , pittie me mine owne sweet Iu-ell , mine owne sweet Iuell . Bee not still vn - kinde Bee ij . and cru - ell , and too too cruell . Come sit by me . Come ij . Come sit by me let vs to-gether sing , let ij . to-gether sing . And thou shalt bee my bonny , bonny sweet , my bonny , bonny , bonny sweet darling . And ij . And thou shalt bee my bonny sweete , my ij . my ij . my bonny sweete darling . Come sit by me , Come sit by me , by me let vs to-ge-ther sing , let ij . to - gether sing , And thou shalt bee my bonny , bonny sweet , my bonny , bonny , bonny sweet darling . my ij . And thou shalt be my bonny , bonny sweet , my bonny , bonny sweet , my ij . my bonny sweet darling .

CEase restlesse thoughts to vexe my carefull minde , to ij . to vexe my care - full minde , And bid adue to vaine delights of loue , And ij . And ij . And bid adue to vaine delights , to ij . of loue , Since Phillis she alas is prou'd vn - kinde , is ij . vn - kinde , Since , ij . vn - kinde , Whom my complaints could not to pittie moue , could ij . pittie , pittie , pittie , pit - tie moue , Farewell vnkinde my silly sheepe and I , my ij . my silly sheepe and I , Henceforth will ioyne in equall simpa - thy . in equall , equall simpa - thy . Farewell vnkinde my silly sheepe and I , my ij . my silly sheepe and I , Henceforth will ioyne in equall simpa - thy . in equall , equall simpa - thy .

SWeet Phillis stay let pitty moue thee ; Let O some pitty moue thee , Sweet ij . Sweet Phillis stay let pitty Phillis moue thee , O come againe , O come againe , O come and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come againe , O come and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come againe and take me with thee , O come againe , O ij . O come againe , O come and take me with thee , Bee not still vnkinde and too too cruell , Be ij . and too too cru - ell , My onely best be - loued Iewell , My ij . My ij . My onely best beloued Iew - ell .

THe shepheards daughters are all gone , The ij . all gone , Leauing their slocks to feede a - lone , Leauing ij . From the greene wood fresh May to bring , greene wood fresh May to bring , From ij , From ij . greene wood fresh May to bring , So sweetly they play , So ij . So ij . And sing all the way , And ij . And sing all the way , That fields and groues , with heauenly Musick ring . That ij . That ij . with heauenly Musick ring-with heauenly Mu-sick ring .

BVt behold where they returne , returne along , But ij . along , With Daph - ne faire , With Daph ne faire , With Daphne faire their Virgin troopes among , their ij . Vpon whose golden locks they all haue set , they ij . they all haue set , they all haue set , Of fragrant flowres , of ij . of ij . of ij . a seemely Coro - net , Of fragrant flowres , of ij . of ij . a seemely Coro - net , Sounding on high , on high in Daphnes praise , Sounding on high , on high in Daph-nes praise , Pleasant songs , Pleasant songs and rounde - layes . and rounde - layes and roundelayes ,

SAY shepheard say where is faire Phillis , where is faire Phillis gone , where is my sweet Phillis gone , Thus carelesly to leaue , to leaue her flock di-strest , Thus ij . See how they wander vp and downe , vp and downe alone , down down down down alone , vp and down , vp ij . a-lone , See how they wander vp and down down down down alone , vp and down , vp ij . down down , ij . ij . a - lone , And mourne , ij . And mourne her absence whom they loued best , And ij . And ij . While she forgetfull of her silly sheep , While ij . her silly sheepe , Loue stole her hart , Loue ij . Loue stole her hart and all her thoughts doth keep and ij . and all her thoughts doth keepe .

BVt though poore sheepe faire Phillis thus doe mourne , doe mourne , But ij . Yet willingly help thou their weake estate . Yet ij . For shee though carelesse , may againe returne , may ij . For ij . againe , returne , And loue neglected , And ij . may conuert to hate , when shee reioycing in her freedomes gaine , her ij . when ij . That wan-ton boy dispised shall re-maine . That ij . That ij . dis - pised shall re-maine . shall re-maine .

IN the mery Month of May , The fields are deckt with flowers gay , Fa la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. In the mery Month of May , The fields are deckt with flowers gay , Fa la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. The woods and groues where birds do sing , Redubling ecchoes sweetly ring . redubling ij . Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. The woods and groues where birds doe sing , Redubling ecchoes sweetly ring . redubling ij . Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la.

COme mery lads let vs away , let ij . For Philliday our shepheards Queene , Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la. Fa la la. Fa la la la. About the Maypole there doth stay , there doth stay , With all her Virgins clad in greene , With ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la. Fa la la la la la la la. Hark hark hark hark hark I heare the Bagpipe sound , While they daunce lightly on the ground . While they daunce lightly on the ground . Lirum Lirum ij . ij . ij . ij . ij . ij . ij . ij . Lirum Lirum .

WHiles ioyfull spring time lasteth , Each thing of pleasure tasteth , And with delights abound , And ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Whiles ioyfull spring time lasteth , Each thing of pleasure tasteth , And with delights abound , And ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. The Birds so sweetly singing , The flowres so freshly springing , With Natures beautie crown'd . With ij . Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. The Birds so sweetly singing , The flowres so freshly springing . With Natures beautie crown'd , With ij . Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la.

EArely before the day doth spring , the ij . Let vs awake my Muse and sing , It is no time to slumber , It is no time , no time to slumber . Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la la la la. So many ioyes this time doth bring , doth bring , So ij . As time will faile , time will faile to number . Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. So &c.

WHere are now those iolly swaines , That were wont to grace these plaines , to ij . And in their mery mery mery mery vaines , Sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. Where are now those iolly swaines , That were wont to grace these plaines , to ij . And in their mery mery mery mery vaines , Sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. Now they haue time and leasure , They 'r gone to take their pleasure , They 'r ij . Each one to daunce his measure , And sing Fa la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. Now they haue time and leasure , They 'r gone to take their pleasure , They 'r ij . Each one to daunce his measure , And sing Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la.

NOw the country lasses hie them , And these mery mery lads they spie them , And still as they come nie them , Sing Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Now the country lasses hie them , And these mery mery lads they spie them , And still as they come nie them , Sing Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. This is a mery mery mery mery mery mery mery mery greeting , each one doth kisse his sweeting , and this is their first meeting , Sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la. This is a mery mery mery mery mery mery mery mery greeting , Each one doth kisse his sweeting , And this is their first meeting , Sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la.

FINIS .

CANZONETS

TO THREE VOYCES NEWLY COMPOSED BY HENRY YOVLL PRACTICIONER IN THE ART OF MVSICKE .

1608

IN LONDON PRINTED BY THOMAS ESTE , the assigne of William Barley .

☞ BASSVS . ☜

COurteous Gentlemen , these Canzonets of mine being ended , according as my abilitie therein and the leisure allotted mee from other necessary imployments would permit , as now , so long since willingly would they haue offered themselues vnto you to bee patronized of you , had not the manifold rubs which befell them in their way stayed them hetherto ; better now then neuer . The action it selfe of impropriating the first fruits of your protection may perhaps at the first blush seeme to bee of great boldnesse , but to an indifferent censurer vpon mature deliberation , the trespasse of it will easily appeare to bee but Ueniall if any . For what Aduocate is there ( though but tasted of the rudiments of Law ) who could not pleade a reasonable excuse for it , if hee were but informed of your industrious trauailing in the liberall Sciences ( whereof Musicke is one ) with such willingnesse of minde and delight of heart and with such an ingenious disposition of liking and louing all whose footsteps doe tend the same way with you . And yet that is not all . For these Sonnets of mine , if you mark them well , do seeme to smile vpon you , as challenging some former familier acquaintance with you . And I dare say for them , that if they knew how , they would curteously salute you , and merily relate what a solace their company was once to you , when as being but weake ones I nursed them amongst you . ` But if all this were not , yet your louing affections and bountifull kindnesse , which both your worshipfull Parents and your selues , haue from time to time inlarged toward mee , might well enough animate me in crauing your fauourable protection , for whom can a man better trust to , then those of whom he hath had former tryall . Accept therefore I pray you , of these first fruits of my indeuours , accounting it no impeachment to any of you , that so small a thing is made common to all of you , you are I trust children of the most High , and therefore tyed together by the band of the Spirit , you are all Brethren of the same Parents , and therefore tied together by the band of Nature : your education formerly hath beene for the most part together , and your place of residence is now in one and the same Vniuersitie , as in a Nursery , and in one and the same place of that Nursery , and therefore you are tyed together by the band of Society : farre be it from me , that I should seeme to go about to separate where they are so worthily knit together . The Lord knit you still surer and surer in loue towards his Maiestie , and one towards another , that you may so liue together on earth , as that one day you may be crowned together with glory in heauen .

Yours in all duetie to his power Henry You ll.

A TABLE OF ALL THE CANZONETS contained in this Booke .

FINIS .

EAch day of thine sweet month of May , of May , Loue makes a solemne holy day , Loue makes a solemne holy day , a solemne holy day , Each ij . Loue makes a solemne ho - ly day , a solemne holy day , Loue ij . a solemne holy day . I will performe like dutie , I ij . I will performe like dutie , Since thou resemblest eue-ry way Astrea . Queene of beautie . Since thou resemblest eue-ry way Astrea Queene of beautie . Astre - a Queene , Astrea Queene , A-strea Queene of beautie .

COme Loue le ts walke into the Spring , le ts ij . Come Loue le ts walke into the Spring , le ts walke into the Spring , Where wee may heare the black Bird sing , where ij . The Robin Redbreast and the Thrush , The Robin Redbreast and the Thrush , The Nightingale in thorny bush , The Nightingale in thorny bush , The ij . The Mauis sweetly caroling , The ij . The Mauis sweetly caroling , These to my Loue content will bring . These ij . These to my Loue content ▪ content will bring . to my Loue content will bring . The Mauis sweetly caroling , The ij . The Mauis sweetly caroling , These to my Loue content will bring . these ij . These to my Loue content , content will bring . to my Loue content will bring .

IN yonder dale there are fine flowers , there ij . In ij . In yonder dale there are fine flowers , yonder ij . there are fine flowers , And ma-ny pleasant sha - die bowers , And ij . sha - die bowers , and many pleasant sha - die bowers , A pirling brooke whose siluer streames , whose ij . A pirling brooke whose siluer streames , are beautified by Phoebus beames , A ij . whose ij . A pirling brooke whose siluer streames are beautified by Phoebus beames , Which stealing through the trees for feare , the trees for feare . Which ij . Which stealing through the trees for feare , Because Di-a-na bathes her there . bathes her there . Because Di-a-na bathes her there .

SEe where this Nimph with all her traine , See where this Nimph with all her traine , Comes tripping ore the parke amaine , Comes ij . Comes tripping ore the parke amaine , Comes ij . a maine , And in this groue here will shee stay , And ij . And in this groue here will shee stay , here ij . At barly breake to sport and play , to ij . to sport , to sport and play , Where wee may sit vs downe and see , Where ij . Faire Beautie mixt with Chastitie . Faire ij . Faire ij . with Chastitie . Where we may sit vs downe and see , where ij . Faire beautie mixt with Chastitie . Faire ij . Faire Beautie mixt with Chastitie . with Chastitie .

PIpe shepheards pipe full mery meri-ly , Let sweetest Musicke sound on high , on high , Till all the Vallies , Till ij . Till ij . the Vallies ring , Pipe shepheards pipe full mery meri-ly , Let sweetest Musicke sound on high , on high , Till all the Vallies , Till ij . Till ij , the Vallies ring , This is the ioyfull bridall day , Of Coridon and Philida , Coridon and Philida , Sing shepheards , sing shepheards sweetly sing , sweetly sweetly sweetly sing . This is the ioyfull bridall day , Of Coridon and Philida , Coridon and Philida , Sing shepheards , sing shepheards sweetly sing , sweetly sweetly sweetly sing .

ONely ioy now heare you are , Fit to heare and ease my care , Onely ij . Fit to heare and ease my care , Let my whisp'ring voice obtaine , Let ij . Sweet reward for sharpest paine , Sweet reward for sharpest paine , for sharp - est paine , for sharpest paine . Take mee to thee and thee to mee , No no no no no no no no no no no no my deere let bee . No no no no my deere , No no my deere , No no no no my deere , no my deere , No no no no no my deere let bee . Take me to thee and thee to mee , No no no no no no no no no no no no my deere let bee . No no no no my deere , No no my deere , No no no no my deere , no my deere , No no no no no my deere let bee .

OF sweet and daintie flowres , sweet and daintie flowres , Of ij . daintie flowres , A garland I haue dight , And many pleasant shadie bowres , And ij . For my true loues delight , delight , Adornd with Roses and Lillies , with ij . with Roses and Lillies , with ij . with Roses and Lillies , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets Sweet Violets and Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffa dil-lies , Violets and Daffadillies , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets , Sweet Violets and Daffa Daffa dillies , Daffa Daffadillies , Daffa Daffa dil - lies , Violets and Daffadillies downe downe dillies , Where she may sit and sing , Like Flora in her pride , Where ij . Where she may sit and sing like Flo - ra in her pride , And welcome in the Spring , And welcome in the Spring , By her , by her , by her , By her thus beau-ti-fied . thus beautified .

SLow , slow f●esh fount , Slow , ij . Keepe time with my salt teares , Keep , ij . with my salt teares . Yet slower , yet O faint-ly , gentle springs . O faintly , faintly gentle springs . List to the ●ea - uie part the Musicke beares , List to the hea-uie part the Musicke beares . Woe weepes out her de - uision , when she sings , Woe weepes out her de-uision when she ngs . Droope hearbes and flowres , Fall griefe in showres , Our beauties are not ours . Our , ij . Droope hearbs and flowres , fall greife in showres , our beauties ●re not ours . Our , ij . O I could still , Like melting Snow vpon some craggy hill , vpon ij . Drop , drop , drop , drop , drop , O drop , O drop , drop , Since natures pride is now a withered Daffadill . Since natures pride is now a withered Daffa , Daffa , Daffadill . Since , natures pride is now a withered Daffadill .

IN pleasant sommers : Amintas thus sat mourning , Amintas thus sat mourning , Amintas ij . sat mourning , For Scilla his faire loue , For ij . O cruell Fates and spightfull , O cruell Fates and spightfull , O ij . 〈◊〉〈◊〉〈◊〉〈◊〉〈◊〉 spightfull , Her absence I lament , Her ij . Whose presence so delightfull , Did yeeld such sweet content . Did yeeld such sweet content . Did ij . O cruell Fates and spightfull , O cruell Fates and spightfull , O ij . spightfull , Her absence I lament , Her ij . Whose presence so delightfull , Did yeeld such sweet content . Did ij . Did yeeld such sweet content .

●ONce I thought to dye , to dye for Loue , to dye for Loue , Till I found that women proue , Till I found that women proue , Tr●itors in their smi-ling , Traytors in their smyling , They say men vnconstant bee , vnconstant Bee , They ij . But they themselues loue change wee see , But ij . Till new growes old and old growes stale , and old growes stale , And all is but beguiling . And ij , is but beguiling . Till new growes old and old growes stale , and old growes stale , And all is but beguiling . And ij . it but beguiling .

AWake sweet Loue , awake sweet Loue t is time to rise , t is time to rise , Phoebus is risen in the East , in the East , Spreding his beames on those faire eyes , on ij . Which are inclosde , Which ij . Which ij . Which are inclosde with natures rest , Awake , Awake from heauie sleepe , from ij . from heauie sleepe , Which all thy thoughts in silence , in ij . ij . in silence keepe , Which all thy thoughts in silence keepe , Awake , Awake from heauie sleepe , from ij . from ij . Which all thy thoughts in silence in ij . in ij . in silence keepe , which all thy thoughts in silence keepe .

PIttie me , pittie me mine owne sweet Iu-ell , O pittie me , O pittie me mine owne sweet Iuell , Bee not still vnkinde , Bee , ij . and cruell , and too too cruell . Come sit by me , Come , ij . Come sit by me let vs together sing , let ij . together sing , And thou shalt bee my bonny , bonny , bonny sweete darling , And thou shalt bee my bonny , bonny , bonny sweete darling , And ij . my ij . my ij . bonny sweet darling . Come sit by me . Come ij . Come sit by me let vs together sing , let ij . together sing . And thou shalt bee my bonny , bonny , bonny sweete darling . And ij . And ij . my ij . my ij . bonny sweet darling .

CEase restlesse thoughts to vexe my carefull minde , to , ij . to vexe my carefull minde , And bid adue to vaine delights of loue , And , ij . And , ij . And bid adue to vaine delights of loue , Since Phillis shee alas is prou'd vnkinde , vnkinde , Since , ij . is prou'd vnkinde , vn - kinde , Whom my complaints could not to pittie moue , to , ij . could , ij . pit - tie , pittie moue , to pittie moue : Farewell vnkinde my silly sheepe and I , and I , Henceforth will ioyne in equall simpathy . in equall , equall simpathy . Farewell vnkinde my silly sheepe and I , and I , henceforth will ioyne in equall simpathy . in equall , equall simpathy .

SWeet Phillis stay let pitty moue thee , Sweet Phillis stay let pitty moue thee , Let O let some pitty pitty Phillis pitty moue thee , O come againe , O come againe and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come againe and take mee with thee , O come againe , O come and take mee with thee , Bee not still vnkinde , Be not still vnkinde and cruell , and too too cruell , My onely best bee - loued Iewell , My onely best bee - loued Iewell . my ij . my onely best , My best beloued Iewell ,

THe shepheards daughters are all gone , all gone , Leauing their flocks to feede alone , Leauing their flockes to feede alone , From the greene wood , greene wood fresh May to bring , From ij , From ij . greene woodfresh May to bring , From ij . So sweetly they play , So ij . So sweetly they play , So ij . And sing all the way , the way , And ij . sing all the way , And ij . That fields and groues with heauenly Musick ring . That fields and groues , That ij ▪ with heauenly Musick ring . with heauenly Mufick ring .

BVt behold where they returne along , along , With. Daph - ne faire , with Daph - ne faire their Virgin troopes among , their ij . Vpon whose golden locks they all haue set , haue set , Vpon ij . Of fragrant flowres , of ij . Of fragrant flowres a seemely Coronet , Of fragrant flowres , of ij . of ij . a seemely Coronet , Sounding on high , on high in Daphnes praise , in Daphnes praise , Sounding on high , on high in Daphnes praise , Sounding on high in Daphnes praise , Pleasant songs , Pleasant songs , Pleasant songs and roundelayes . Pleasant songs and roundelayes . and roundelayes .

SAY shepheard say where is faire Phillis , where is faire Phillis gone , faire Phillis gone , Thus carelesly to leaue her flock distrest , Thus ij . See how they wander vp and downe , vp and downe , downe downe downe downe alone , vp and downe alone , See how they wander vp and downe , vp and downe , downe downe downe downe a - lone , vp and downe alone , And mourne , And mourne , And mourne , And mourne her absence whom they loued best , And ij . loued best , While shee for - getfull of her silly sheepe , While ij . Loue stole her hart , Loue ij . Loue ij . and all her thoughts doth keepe . and all her thoughts doth keepe .

BVt though poore sheepe faire Phillis thus doe mourne , But ij . doe mourne , doe mourne , Yet willingly helpe thou their weake estate . Yet ij . For shee though care●●●●● may againe returne , againe returne . For ij . For ij . And loue neglected , may conuert , conuert to hate , when shee reioycing in her freedomes gaine , when ij . That wan-ton boy dispised shall remaine . That ij . shall re-maine .

IN the mery Month of May , The fields are deckt with flowers gay , Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. In the mery Month of May , The fields are deckt with flowers gay , Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. The woods and groues where birds do sing , Redubling ecchoes sweetly ring . Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la. The woods and groues where birds doe sing , Redubling ecchoes sweetly ring . Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la.

COme mery lads let vs a - way , let vs away , For Philli - day our shepheards Queene , Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. About the Maypole there doth stay , doth stay , With all her Virgins clad in greene , With ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la. Hark hark hark hark hark , hark hark hark I heare the Bagpipe sound , While they daunce lightly on the ground . While ij . Lirum Lirum Lirum Lirum ij . ij . Lirum ij . ij . ij . ij . Lirum Lirum .

WHiles ioyfull spring time lasteth , Each thing of pleasure tasteth , And with delights abound , And ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. Whiles ioyfull spring time lasteth , Each thing of pleasure tasteth , And with delights abound , And ij . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la. The Birds so sweetly singing , The flowres so freshly springing , With Natures beautie crown'd . With ij . Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. The Birds so sweetly singing , The flowres so freshly springing . With Natures beautie crown'd , With ij . Fa la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la. Fa la la la la la la la.

EArely before the day doth spring , the ij . Let vs awake my Muse and sing , It is no time to slumber , no time , no time , no time to slumber . Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la. Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la. So many ioyes this time doth bring , So ij . doth bring , As time will faile , time will faile , time will faile , to number . Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la la la la. So

WHere are now those iolly swaines , That were wont to grace these plaines , to ij . And in their mery mery mery mery vaines , Sing Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Where are now those iolly swaines , That were wont to grace these plaines , to ij . And in their mery mery mery mery vaines , Sing Fa la la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. Now they haue time and leasure , They 'r gone to take their pleasure , They 'r ij . Each one to dance his measure , And sing Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la. Now they haue time and leasure , They 'r gone to take their pleasure , They 'r ij . Each one to daunce his measure , And sing Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la la.

NOw the country lasses hie them , And these mery mery lads they spie them , And still as they come nie them , Sing Fa la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. Now the country lasses hie them , And these mery mery lads they spie them , And still as they come nie them , Sing Fa la la la. Fa la la la la. Fa la la la la. This is a mery mery mery mery mery mery mery mery greeting , Each one doth kisse his sweeting , And this is their first meeting , Sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la. This is a mery mery mery mery mery mery mery mery greeting , Each one doth kisse his sweeting , And this is their first meeting , Sing Fa la la la la la. Fa la la la la.

FINIS .