《Dowland: First Booke of Songes， 1597 - 10. Think’st thou then》歌词

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think'st thou then by thy feigning[00:00:00]

sleep, with a proud disdaining,[00:00:03]

or with thy crafty closing[00:00:07]

thy cruel eyes reposing,[00:00:11]

to drive me from thy sight,[00:00:14]

when sleep yields more delight,[00:00:17]

such harmless beauty gracing.[00:00:20]

and while sleep feigned is,[00:00:23]

may not i steal a kiss,[00:00:26]

thy quiet arms embracing.[00:00:29]

o that my sleep dissembled,[00:00:35]

were to a trance resembled,[00:00:39]

thy cruel eyes deceiving,[00:00:43]

of lively sense bereaving:[00:00:46]

then should my love requite[00:00:50]

thy love's unkind despite,[00:00:53]

while fury triumph'd boldly[00:00:56]

in beauty's sweet disgrace:[00:00:59]

and liv'd in sweet embrace[00:01:02]

of her that lov'd so coldly.[00:01:05]

should then my love aspiring,[00:01:10]

forbidden joys desiring,[00:01:14]

so far exceed the duty[00:01:18]

that virtue owes to beauty?[00:01:22]

no love seek not thy bliss,[00:01:26]

beyond a simple kiss:[00:01:28]

for such deceits are harmless,[00:01:31]

yet kiss a thousand-fold.[00:01:35]

for kisses may be bold[00:01:38]

when lovely sleep is armless.[00:01:41]

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