《Dowland: Third Booke of Songes， 1603 - 11. Lend your ears to my sorrow》歌词

[00:00:00] XI. Lend your ears to my sorrow - The Consort Of Musicke/Anthony Rooley

[00:00:00] Written by：John Dowland

[00:00:01] Lend your ears to my sorrow

[00:00:11] Good people that have any pity

[00:00:23] For no eyes will I borrow

[00:00:35] Mine own shall grace my doleful ditty

[00:00:47] Chant then my voice though rude like to my rhyming

[00:01:01] And tell forth my grief which here in sad dispair

[00:01:15] Can find no ease of tormenting

[00:01:28] Chant then my voice though rude like to my rhyming

[00:01:42] And tell forth my grief which here in sad dispair

[00:01:57] Can find no ease of tormenting

[00:02:11] Once I lived once I knew delight

[00:02:22] No grief did shadow then my pleasure

[00:02:34] Graced with love cheered with beauty's sight

[00:02:45] I joyed alone true heavenly treasure

[00:02:56] O what a heaven is love firmly embraced

[00:03:10] Such power alone can fix delight

[00:03:24] In fortune's bosom ever placed

[00:03:36] O what a heaven is love firmly embraced

[00:03:50] Such power alone can fix delight

[00:04:04] In fortune's bosom ever placed

[00:04:17] Cold as ice frozen is that heart

[00:04:30] Where thought of love could no time enter

[00:04:42] Such of life reap the poorest part

[00:04:54] Whose weight cleaves to this earthly center

[00:05:07] Mutual joys in hearts truly united

[00:05:22] Do earth to heavenly state convert

[00:05:33] Like heaven still in itself de lighted

[00:05:50] Mutual joys in hearts truly united

[00:06:04] Do earth to heavenly state convert

[00:06:16] Like heaven still in itself de lighted