《Dowland: First Booke of Songes， 1597 - 4. If my complaints could passions move》歌词

[00:00:01] if my complaints could passions move

[00:00:08] or make love see wherein i suffer wrong:

[00:00:16] my passions were enough to prove

[00:00:24] that my despairs had govern'd me too long

[00:00:32] o love, i live and die in thee

[00:00:40] thy grief in my deep sighs still speaks:

[00:00:48] thy wounds do freshly bleed in me

[00:00:55] my heart for thy unkindness breaks:

[00:01:03] yet thou dost hope when i despair

[00:01:12] and when i hope, thou mak'st me hope in vain

[00:01:20] thou say'st thou canst my harms repair

[00:01:28] yet for redress, thou let'st me still complain

[00:01:39] can love be rich, and yet i want?

[00:01:47] is love my judge, and yet i am condemn'd?

[00:01:55] thou plenty hast, yet me dost scant:

[00:02:03] thou made a god, and yet thy power contemn'd

[00:02:11] that i do live, it is thy power:

[00:02:19] that i desire it is thy worth:

[00:02:27] if love doth make men's lives too sour

[00:02:35] let me not love, nor live henceforth

[00:02:43] die shall my hopes, but not my faith

[00:02:52] that you that of my fall may hearers be

[00:03:00] may here despair, which truly saith

[00:03:09] i was more true to love than love to me