1st Voice:
Humour, say what mak`st thou here
In the presence of a queen?
2nd Voice:
Princes hold conceit most dear,
All conceit in humour seen.
1st Voice:
Thou art a heavy laden...Read more
John Dowland (1563–1626)The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres (1600): ¹22 `Humour say what mak`st thou there` Download Sheet Music 1st Voice:
Humour, say what mak`st thou here In the presence of a queen? 2nd Voice: Princes hold conceit most dear, All conceit in humour seen. 1st Voice: Thou art a heavy laden...Read more
1st Voice:
Humour, say what mak`st thou here In the presence of a queen? 2nd Voice: Princes hold conceit most dear, All conceit in humour seen. 1st Voice: Thou art a heavy laden mood. 2nd Voice: Humour is Invention`s food. Chorus: But never humour yet was true, But that which only pleaseth you. 1st Voice: O I am as heavy as earth, Say then, who is Humour now? 2nd Voice: I am now inclined to mirth, Humour I as well as thou. 1st Voice: Why then `tis I am drowned in woe. 2nd Voice: No, no. Wit is cherished so. Chorus: But never humour yet was true, But that which only pleaseth you. 1st Voice: Mirth then is drowned in sorrow`s brim. O in sorrow all things sleep. 2nd Voice: No, no, fool, the light`st things swim. Heavy things sink to the deep. 1st Voice: In her presence all things smile. 2nd Voice: Humour frolic then awhile. Chorus: But never humour yet was true, But that which only pleaseth you. Õ Close Show records by: listenings count | performer's rating | alphabetical |
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