β'εψβ' γιιρεο -
ΰΖμ δΗξΜεΜρΔιχΘδ |
Dyson G. -
TO MUSIC |
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δΗχΐρΔιξΔιπΔι
ςΗγ ωΡΖϊΗΜψΐγΜΕξΘδ ϊΜΗςΗθΐτΕπΔι |
Charm me asleep, and melt me so |
αΜΔχΐθΘςΗιΔκΐ
δΗπΜΐςΔιξΔιν δΗτΐωΡΔιΔψιπΔι |
with thy delicious numbers |
ςΗγ
λΜΔι ΰΖρΜΘηΕσ εΐδΗωΡΜΕπΘδ ϊΜΗηΗθΐτΕπΔι |
that, being ravish’d, hence I go |
ΰΖμ
ϊΜΐπεΜξεΙϊ χΗμΔΜιμεϊ. |
away in easy slumbers. |
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δΘχΕμΜι
ςΗμ ψΙΰωΡΔι δΗγΜΘεΖδ |
Ease my sick head |
εΐδΗφΔΜιςΔι
ξΔθΘΜϊΔι |
and make my bed |
αΜΐλεΙηΕκΐ
δΗψΐηΔιχΔι |
thou power that canst sever |
ΰΖϊ
δΗηεΙμΔι δΗζΜΖδ |
from me this ill |
εΜξΐδΕψΘδ
δΗωΡΐχΔιθΔι, |
And quickly still, |
ΰΗκΐ
ΰΗμ πΘΰ ϊΜΗωΜαΜΔιϊΔι, |
though thou not kill, |
δΗμΗΜδΗθ
ωΡΖαΜΔι. |
My fever. |
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ψΐγΔι
ςΘμΗι λΜΗθΜΗμ γΜεΜξΘν |
Fall on me like a silent dew |
ΰεΙ
λΜΐβΔωΡΐξΕι πΐςεΜψΔιν, |
or like those maiden showers |
ΰΒωΡΖψ
αΜΐδΗτΐφΔιςΗ ιεΙν |
which, by the peep of day, do strew |
αΜεΙζΐχΔιν
ξΕι-δΗθΐαΜΘμΘδ ςΗμ δΗτΜΐψΘηΔιν. |
a baptism o'er the flowers. |
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δΘξΕρΔΜι,
δΘξΕρΔΜι ΰΖϊ ξΗλΐΰεΙαΗι |
Melt, melt my pains |
αΜΐχΔμΜεΜηΗιΔκΐ
δΘψΗλΜΔιν, |
with thy soft strains, |
ΰΗηΒψΕι
ωΡΖδΒχΘμΘδ εΜξΐμεΙΰ δΗδΒπΘΰΘδ |
that having ease me given, |
μΔι
πΘϊΐπεΜ, |
with full delight, |
ΰΖςΑζεΙα
ΰΖϊ ζΖδ δΘΰεΙψ, |
I leave this light, |
εΐΰΖϊΐςεΙτΕσ |
and take my flight |
μΔωΡΐξΕι
ξΘψεΙν. |
for Heaven. |
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ϊψβεν:
ςπϊ τψμξεθψ-ωαε |
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