Lend your ears to my sorrow
Good people that have any pity:
For no eyes will I borrow
Mine own shall grace, my doleful ditty
Chant then my voice though rude like to my rhyming,
And tell forth...Читать дальше
Джон Доуленд (1563–1626)The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires (1603): №11. `Lend your ears to my sorrow` Скачать ноты Lend your ears to my sorrow
Good people that have any pity: For no eyes will I borrow Mine own shall grace, my doleful ditty Chant then my voice though rude like to my rhyming, And tell forth...Читать дальше
Lend your ears to my sorrow
Good people that have any pity: For no eyes will I borrow Mine own shall grace, my doleful ditty Chant then my voice though rude like to my rhyming, And tell forth my grief which here in sad dispair Can find no ease of tormenting. Once I lived, once I knew delight, No grief did shadow then my pleasure Graced with love, cheered with Beauty`s sight, I joyed alone true heavenly treasure, O what a Heaven is love firmly embraced, Such power alone can fix delight In Fortune`s bosom ever placed. Cold as ice frozen is that heart, Where thought of love could no time enter, Such of life reap the poorest part Whose weight cleaves to this earthly center, Mutual joys in hearts truly united Do earth to heavenly state convert Like heaven still in itself de lighted. Х Свернуть Выводить записи: по популярности | по рейтингу исполнителя | по алфавиту |
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