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X:1
T:Never Weather-beaten Saile
O: Two Bookes of Ayres; The First Book 1619
C: Thomas Campian
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T: Cantus
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|: B B A>d c c B>e
w: Nev- er tyr- ed Pil- grims limbs af-
%2
L:1/8
d2 G2 A2 A2 G8 :| d2 A B c2  G A
w:will- ing bent to shore, Than my _ wea- ry _
w: fect- ed slum- ber more; 
%3
   B2 ^F G A3 A B A B c d3 e d c B c A4
w: spright now _ longs to flye _ out _ of my trou- _ bled _ brest.
%4
|: E3 E ^F2 D2 G3 G A2 ^F2 B3 B c2 A2
w: O come quick- ly, O come quick- ly, O come quick- ly,
%5
d c B A G2 E ^F G A B c A3 G HG8 :|
w:sweet- _ est _ Lord, and _ take _ my _ soule to rest.
W: Ever blooming are the joyes of heavens high paradise.
W: Cold age defes not there our eares, nor vapour dims our eyes;
W: Glory there the Sun outshines, whose beames the blessed onely see:
W: O come quickly, O come quickly, O come quickly, 
W: Glorious Lord, and raise my spright to thee.

X:2
T:Never Weather-beaten Saile
O: Two Bookes of Ayres; The First Book 1619
C: Thomas Campian
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M:C
N:Original clef, C on second line
K:C
T: Altus
L:1/4
%1
K:C 
|: G G ^F > ^F G A D >E ^F G G ^F G4 :|
w:1.~Nev- er weath- er- beat- en Saile more will- ing bent to shore,
w: Nev- er tyr- ed Pil- grims limbs af- ect- ed slum- ber more; 
%2
B A G G ^F A >G F/2 E/2 D E 
w:  Than   my  wea-  ry  spright now _ longs _ to flye
%3
^F G A D/2 E/2 ^F2 |: C >C A, > A, D > E ^F D 
w: out  of my trou-  bled brest. O come quick- ly,  O come quick- ly, 
%4
   D G    E     ^F/2 E/2 D      G/2 F/2 E    C    C     B, D     D  HD4 :|
w: O come quick- ly, _   sweet- est _  Lord, and  take  my soule to rest.
W: Ever blooming are the joyes of heavens high paradise.
W: Cold age defes not there our eares, nor vapour dims our eyes;
W: Glory there the Sun outshines, whose beames the blessed onely see:
W: O come quickly, O come quickly, O come quickly, 
W: Glorious Lord, and raise my spright to thee.


X:3
T:Never Weather-beaten Saile
O: Two Bookes of Ayres; The First Book 1619
C: Thomas Campian
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M:C
N:Original clef, C on third line
K:C
T: Tenor
L:1/4
%1
K:C 
|: d d d > A c A B > c A G 
w:1.~Nev- er weath- er- beat- en Saile more will- ing
w: Nev- er tyr- ed Pil- grims limbs af- ect- ed 
%2
d d B4 :|       B/2 c/2 d   G/2 A/2 B/2 c/2 d       A/2 B/2 ^c d
w: bent to shore, Than _  my  wea- _  ry _  spright now _ longs to 
w: slum- ber more; 
%3
  B    e    A B A G A2             |: G A    A     ^F    G B d > A 
w:flye out  of my trou-  bled brest. O come quick- ly,  O come quick- ly, 
%4
B G A A B B c > B   A/2 G/2 g g ^f Hg4:|
w:O come quick- ly, sweet- est  Lord, and take _ my soule to rest.
W: Ever blooming are the joyes of heavens high paradise.
W: Cold age defes not there our eares, nor vapour dims our eyes;
W: Glory there the Sun outshines, whose beames the blessed onely see:
W: O come quickly, O come quickly, O come quickly, 
W: Glorious Lord, and raise my spright to thee.


X:4
T:Never Weather-beaten Saile
O: Two Bookes of Ayres; The First Book 1619
C: Thomas Campian
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K:C
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L:1/4
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K:C bass
|: g g d>d e ^f g > c d e
w:1.~Nev- er weath- er- beat- en Saile more will- ing
w: Nev- er tyr- ed Pil- grims limbs af- ect- ed
%2
d d G4 :| g ^f e e d d A d g e 
w: bent to shore, Than my  wea- ry  spright now  longs to flye  out 
w: slum- ber more; 
%3
d g ^f g d2 |: c A d > c B G d > d
w: of my trou-  bled brest. O come quick- ly, O come quick- ly, 
%4
  g e    A       >d     c/  B/ A/ G/   c > d       e/ ^f/ g d d HG4 :|
w:O come quick-  ly,   sweet-  _ est _ Lord, and  take _ my soule to rest.
W: Ever blooming are the joyes of heavens high paradise.
W: Cold age defes not there our eares, nor vapour dims our eyes;
W: Glory there the Sun outshines, whose beames the blessed onely see:
W: O come quickly, O come quickly, O come quickly, 
W: Glorious Lord, and raise my spright to thee.