《Dowland: Second Booke of Songes， 1600 - 19. Shall I sue》歌词

[00:00:00] shall i sue shall i seek for grace?

[00:00:03] shall i pray shall i prove?

[00:00:07] shall i strive to a heav`nly joy,

[00:00:10] with an earthly love?

[00:00:14] shall i think that a bleeding heart

[00:00:17] or a wounded eye,

[00:00:21] or a sigh can ascend the clouds

[00:00:24] to attain so high.

[00:00:27] shall i think that a bleeding heart

[00:00:31] or a wounded eye,

[00:00:35] or a sigh can ascend the clouds

[00:00:38] to attain so high.

[00:00:42] silly wretch forsake these dreams,

[00:00:45] of a vain desire,

[00:00:49] o bethink what high regard,

[00:00:52] holy hopes do require.

[00:00:56] favour is as fair as things are,

[00:00:59] treasure is not bought,

[00:01:02] favour is not won with words,

[00:01:06] nor the wish of a thought.

[00:01:09] favour is as fair as things are,

[00:01:12] treasure is not bought,

[00:01:16] favour is not won with words,

[00:01:19] nor the wish of a thought.

[00:01:23] pity is but a poor defence,

[00:01:27] for a dying heart,

[00:01:30] ladies` eyes respect no moan,

[00:01:34] in a mean desert.

[00:01:37] she is too worthy far,

[00:01:40] for a worth so base,

[00:01:44] cruel and but just is she,

[00:01:47] in my just disgrace.

[00:01:50] she is too worthy far,

[00:01:54] for a worth so base,

[00:01:57] cruel and but just is she,

[00:02:00] in my just disgrace.

[00:02:05] justice gives each man his own,

[00:02:08] though my love be just,

[00:02:11] yet will not she pity my grief,

[00:02:15] therefore die i must,

[00:02:18] silly heart then yield to die,

[00:02:22] perish in despair,

[00:02:25] witness yet how fain i die,

[00:02:28] when i die for the fair.

[00:02:32] silly heart then yield to die,

[00:02:35] perish in despair,

[00:02:39] witness yet how fain i die,

[00:02:42] when i die for the fair.