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X:1
T:XIX. Awake, sweet love, thou art returnd:
T:Cantus.
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
L:1/4
M:3/2
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
K:F
|:f2 e2 d2 | c4 B2 A4 d2 | c4 z2 | 
w: 1.~A- wake sweet love, thou art re- turnd: 
w: Let love, whihc ne- ver ab- sent dies,
w: 2.~If she es- teeme thee now aught worth,
w: De- spaire hath prov- ed now in mee,
c2 B2 A2 | G4 F2 | E4 A2 | G4
w: My hart, which long in ab- sence mournd,
w: Now live fo e- ver in her eyes,
w: She will not grieve thy love hence- forth,
w: That love will not un- con- stant be,
A2 | B6 | A2 c3 B | A6 :|
w: Lives now in per- fect joy.
w: Whence came my first an- noy.
w: Which so des- paire hath proved.
w: Though long in vaine I loved.
|:c2 d2 f2 | e4 d2 | c4 =B2 | c2
w: On- ly her- selfe hath see- med faire:
w: De- spaire did make me wish to die;
w: If shee at last re- ward thy love,
w: And if that now thou wel- com be,
G2 A B | c4 B2 | A4 z2 | 
w: She on- ly I could love,
w: That I my joyes might end:
w: And all thy harmes re- paire,
w: When thou with her doest meet,
A2 B c d2 | c2 c2 =B2 | c2 
w: She on- ly drave me to  de- spaire, 
w: She on- ly, which did make me flie,
w: Thy hap- pi- ness will sweet- er prove,
w: She all this while but playde with thee,
c2 c2 | d2 B2 c2 | A4 z2 :|
w: When she un- kind did prove.
w: My state may now a- mend.
w: Raisd up from deep de- spaire.
w: To make thy joyes more sweete.

X:2
T:XIX. Awake, sweet love, thou art returnd:
T:Altus.
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
L:1/4
M:3/2
N:Original clef, C on second line
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
K:F
|: z2 z2 z2 F2 E2 D2 C4 B,2 A,4 D2 C2 
w: 1.~A- wake sweet love, thou art re- turnd: 
w: Let love, whihc ne- ver ab- sent dies,
w: 2.~If she es- teeme thee now aught worth,
w: De- spaire hath prov- ed now in mee,
G2 F  F E4 C2 C4 C2 C2
w: My hart, which long in ab- sence mournd,
w: Now live fo e- ver in her eyes,
w: She will not grieve thy love hence- forth,
w: That love will not un- con- stant be,
E2 F3 F D E F2 F4 E2 F6 :|
w: Lives now, lives now, _ in per- fect joy.
w: Whence came, whence came, _ my first an- noy.
w: Which so, which so, _ des- paire hath proved.
w: Though long, though long, _ in vaine I loved.
|:G2 F2 D2 G3 G A2 F2 G3 F E4 
w: On- ly her- selfe, her- selfe, hath see- med faire:
w: De- spaire did make, did make, me wish to die;
w: If shee at last, at last, re- ward thy love,
w: And if that now, that now, thou wel- com be,
F2 F3 C D E F G A2 G2 C 
w: She on- ly I could love, _ I could love,
w: That I my joyes might end: _ joyes might end:
w: And all thy harmes re- paire, _ harmes re- paire,
w: When thou with her doest meet, _ her doest meet,
F G A B2 A4 G F E2 
w: She on- ly drave me to  de- spaire, 
w: She on- ly, which did make me flie,
w: Thy hap- pi- ness will sweet- er prove,
w: She all this while but playde with thee,
G3 F F2 F2 E2 F6 :|
w: When she un- kind did prove.
w: My state may now a- mend.
w: Raisd up from deep de- spaire.
w: To make thy joyes more sweete.

X:3
T:XIX. Awake, sweet love, thou art returnd:
T:Tenor.
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
L:1/4
M:3/2
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
N:Original clef, C on third line
K:F -8va
%%MIDI transpose -12
|:A2 c2 B2 A4  B2 f4 f2 f4 
w: 1.~A- wake sweet love, thou art re- turnd: 
w: Let love, whihc ne- ver ab- sent dies,
w: 2.~If she es- teeme thee now aught worth,
w: De- spaire hath prov- ed now in mee,
f2 e4 z2 c2 B2 A2 G4 F2 E2 
w: My hart, which long in ab- sence mournd,
w: Now live fo e- ver in her eyes,
w: She will not grieve thy love hence- forth,
w: That love will not un- con- stant be,
c4 d6 c3 G c2 c6 :|
w: Lives now in per- fect joy.
w: Whence came my first an- noy.
w: Which so des- paire hath proved.
w: Though long in vaine I loved.
|: c2 c2 =B2 c2 g2 f3 e2 d/ c/ d2 c6 
w: On- ly her- selfe, her- selfe, hath see- * med faire:
w: De- spaire did make, did make, me wish _ to die;
w: If shee at last, at last, re- ward _ thy love,
w: And if that now, that now, thou wel- * com be,
z2 z2 z G A B c3 B A3 
w: She on- ly I could love,
w: That I my joyes might end:
w: And all thy harmes re- paire,
w: When thou with her doest meet,
f f2 e2 f2 d2 g > f e 
w: She on- ly drave me to  de- spaire, 
w: She on- ly, which did make me flie,
w: Thy hap- pi- ness will sweet- er prove,
w: She all this while but playde with thee,
d c2  z f g2 g2 c6 :|
w: When she un- kind did prove.
w: My state may now a- mend.
w: Raisd up from deep de- spaire.
w: To make thy joyes more sweete.

X:4
T:XIX. Awake, sweet love, thou art returnd:
T:Bassus.
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
L:1/4
M:3/2
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
K:F bass
%%MIDI transpose -24
|:f2 f2 f2 f4 f2 f4 f2 f6
w: 1.~A- wake sweet love, thou art re- turnd: 
w: Let love, whihc ne- ver ab- sent dies,
w: 2.~If she es- teeme thee now aught worth,
w: De- spaire hath prov- ed now in mee,
 c2 c2 c2 c4 c2 c4 c2 c4
w: My hart, which long in ab- sence mournd,
w: Now live fo e- ver in her eyes,
w: She will not grieve thy love hence- forth,
w: That love will not un- con- stant be,
f2 B3 c d e f2 c3 c F6 :|
w: Lives now _ _ _ in per- fect joy.
w: Whence came _ _ _ my first an- noy.
w: Which so des- * _ _ paire hath proved.
w: Though long _ _ _ in vaine I loved.
|: e2 d2 d2 c4 f2 a2 g4 c3
w: On- ly her- selfe hath see- med faire:
w: De- spaire did make me wish to die;
w: If shee at last re- ward thy love,
w: And if that now thou wel- com be,
c f g a4 g2 f4 
w: She on- ly I could love,
w: That I my joyes might end:
w: And all thy harmes re- paire,
w: When thou with her doest meet,
e2 f3 f B2 c2 d3 d c
w: She on- ly drave me to  de- spaire, 
w: She on- ly, which did make me flie,
w: Thy hap- pi- ness will sweet- er prove,
w: She all this while but playde with thee,
c'2 b a2 b2 g2 g2 f6 :|
w: When she _ un- kind did prove.
w: My state _  may now a- mend.
w: Raisd up _ from deep de- spaire.
w: To make _ thy joyes more sweete.