《Dowland: Second Booke of Songes， 1600 - 13. Now cease my wand’ring eyes》歌词

[00:00:00] now cease my wand'ring eyes,

[00:00:04] strange beauties to admire,

[00:00:10] in change least comfort lies,

[00:00:14] long joys yield long desire.

[00:00:19] one faith one love,

[00:00:23] makes our frail pleasures eternal, and in sweetness prove,

[00:00:30] new hopes new joys,

[00:00:33] are still with sorrow declining, unto deep annoys.

[00:00:43] one man hath but one soul,

[00:00:47] which art cannot divide,

[00:00:53] if all one soul must love,

[00:00:57] two loves must be denied,

[00:01:02] one soul one love,

[00:01:05] by faith and merit united cannot remove,

[00:01:13] distracted sprites,

[00:01:17] are ever changing and hapless in their delights.

[00:01:26] nature two eyes hath giv'n,

[00:01:31] all beauty to impart

[00:01:37] as well in earth as heav'n,

[00:01:41] but she hath giv'n one heart,

[00:01:45] that though we see,

[00:01:49] ten thousand beauties yet in us one should be,

[00:01:57] one steadfast love,

[00:02:01] because our hearts stand fix'd although our eyes do move.