《Dowland: First Booke of Songes， 1597 - 11. Come away， come sweet love》歌词

[00:00:00] come away, come sweet love,

[00:00:04] the golden morning breaks.

[00:00:08] all the earth, all the air

[00:00:12] of love and pleasure speaks:

[00:00:15] teach thine arms to embrace,

[00:00:19] and sweet rosy lips to kiss,

[00:00:25] and mix our souls in mutual bliss,

[00:00:31] eyes were made for beauty's grace,

[00:00:35] viewing, rueing love's long pain

[00:00:40] procur'd by beauty's rude disdain.

[00:00:47] come away, come sweet love,

[00:00:51] the golden morning wastes,

[00:00:55] while the sun from his sphere

[00:00:59] his fiery arrows casts,

[00:01:02] making all the shadows fly,

[00:01:06] playing, staying in the grove

[00:01:11] to entertain the stealth of love.

[00:01:17] thither, sweet love, let us hie,

[00:01:21] flying, dying in desire

[00:01:26] wing'd with sweet hopes and heav'nly fire.

[00:01:33] come away, come sweet love,

[00:01:37] do not in vain adorn

[00:01:41] beauty's grace, that should rise

[00:01:45] like to the naked morn.

[00:01:48] lilies on the riverside

[00:01:52] and the fair cyprian flow'rs newblown

[00:01:58] desire no beauties but their own,

[00:02:04] ornament is nurse of pride,

[00:02:08] pleasure, measure love's delight.

[00:02:14] haste then, sweet love, our wished flight!