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X:1
T:VIII. Burst forth my tears
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:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
N:Original clef, C on first line
K:G dorian
z4 G4 z2 B4 G4 F4 B4 G2 | B2 A2 G3 A ^F4 | 
z4 z2 A2 | F2 G2 A3 c | B2 A2 G3 G A4 | 
w:And shew what pain im- per- ious love pro- vokes.
w:At beau- ties gate in hope of pi- tie knocks;
w:Yet are my sighes and sutes re- paid with mocks:
z4 z2 D2 | D2 D2 D4 | z2 D4 G4 F2 | E3 E D4 | 
w:Kinde ten- der lambes, la- ment loves scant re- liefe,
w:But mer- cy sleepes  while deep dis- daine in- crease,
w:I pleade, yet she re- pi- neth at my teene,
z2 d2 c2 B2 | A2 G2 ^F2 G2 | A3 A G4 |
w:And pine, since pen- sive care my free- dome yokes.
w:And beau- tie hope in her faire bo- some yokes.
w:O ruth- lesse ri- gour har- der then the rocks,
|: z4 z2 c3 G B2 | A2 G2 ^F4 | z2 d3 A c2 | B2 G2 ^F2 G2 | A3 A G4 :|
w:O pine, to see me pine, O pine, to see me pine my ten- der flockes.
w:O grieve to heare my griefe, O grieve to heare my griefe, my ten- der flockes.
w:That both the she- pheard kills, That both the she- pheard kills, and his poore flocks.

X:2
T:VIII. Burst forth my tears
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:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
N:Original clef, C on second line
K:G min
D4 z2 E4 D4 E2 D4 C2 D4 E3 D D4 C2 D4 
w:1.~Burst, burst, forth my tears, as- sist my _ for- ward griefe,
w:2.~Sad, sad, pin- ing care, that  ne- ver _ may have peace,
w:3.~Like, like to the winds my sighs have _ wing- ed beene;
D =E F D =E3 F D/D/ F > =E D ^C2 D3 G2 F D3 =E F D F G A c > G B A4
w:And _ _ _ shew what pain, and shew what pain, im- per- i- ous love pro- vokes, im- per- i- ous love _ pro- vokes.
w:At _ _ _ beau- ties gate, at beau- ties gate, in hope of pi-  tie *  knocks; in hope of pi- tie _ _ knocks;
w:Yet _ _ _ are my sighes, yet are my sighes, and sutes re- paid _ with mocks: and sutes re- paid _ _ with mocks:
z2 B3 A > B G ^F3 F G F =E D ^C2 D3 C/ B,/ C2
w:Kinde ten- * der lambes, la- ment, la- ment loves scant re- * _ _ liefe,
w:But mer- * cy sleepes  while deep, while deep dis- daine in- * _ _ crease,
w:I pleade, * yet she, yet she re- pi- neth at my _ _ _ teene,
 D2 F2 =E2 D2 =E2 F G2 F D2 C D3 D E D > C =B,4
w:And pine, since pen- sive care my free- dome yokes. my free- dome _ yokes.
w:And beau- tie hope in her faire bo- some yokes. faire bo- some _ yokes.
w:O ruth- lesse ri- gour har- der then the rocks, har- der then the rocks,
|: z2 G3 D F2 E2 D2 D4 z2 A3 E G2 G2 ^F2 G2 D2 D3 D E E D > C =B,4 :|
w:O pine, to see me pine, O pine, to see me pine, to see me pine, my ten- der flockes.
w:O grieve to heare my griefe, O grieve to heare my griefe, to heare my griefe, my ten- der flockes.
w:That both the she- pheard kills, That both the she- pheard kills, the she- pheard kills, and his poore flocks.

X:3
T:VIII. Burst forth my tears
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:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
N:Original clef, C on fourth line
K:G dor -8va
%%MIDI transpose -12
G4 z4 G4 G2 c2 B4 A2 G4 D2 G2 F2 _E3 E D4 
w:1.~Burst, burst forth my tears, as- sist, as- sist my for- ward griefe,
w:2.~Sad, sad pin- ing care, that  ne- ver, ne- ver may have peace,
w:3.~Like, like to the winds my sighs, my sighs have wing- ed beene;
A2 A =B c2 A4 D2 E2 A2 d3 A B2 B2 A2 d2 d3 G ^F4
w:And shew what pain, pain im- per- ious love pro- vokes, im- per- ious love pro- vokes.
w:At beau- ties gate, gate in hope of pi- tie knocks; in hope of pi- tie knocks;
w:Yet are my sighes, sighes and sutes re- paid with mocks: and sutes re- paid with mocks:
z2 z G A c B2 A3 A B A G F E2 D2 A3 A ^F2 
w:Kinde ten- * der lambes, la- ment la- ment loves scant re- liefe, re- liefe,
w:But mer- * cy sleepes  while deep dis- daine, dis- daine in- crease, in- crease,
w:I pleade, _ yet she, yet she re- pi- neth at my teene, my teene,
z A2 G2 F A > A D2 z F G A B A2 G2 ^F/ E/ F2 G4
w:And pine, since pen- sive care, since pen- sive care my free- * _ dome yokes.
w:And beau- tie hope in her faire, in her faire bo- * _ _ some yokes.
w:O ruth- lesse ri- gour har- der, ri- gour har- der then _ _ the rocks,
|: c3 G B2 A A G2 z d2 A B2 A4 z2 G2 c2 A2 d2 B2 A2 G2 G2 ^F2 G4 :|
w:O pine, to see me pine, to see me pine, O pine, to see me pine,  my ten- der flockes.
w:O grieve to heare my griefe, to heare my griefe, O grieve to heare my griefe,   my ten- der flockes.
w:That both the she- pheard kills, the she- pheard kills, That both the she- pheard kills, and his poore flocks.


X:4
T:VIII. Burst forth my tears
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:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
K:G dor bass
%%MIDI transpose -24
z16 z16 z8 d4 A4 B4 A2 ^F2 G2 d2 B2 G2 d3 e ^f2 g2 d4 z2 
w:1.~And shew what pain im- per- ious love, im- per- ious love pro- vokes.
w:2.~At beau- ties gate in hope of pi- tie, hope of pi- tie knocks;
w:3.~Yet are my sighes and sutes re- paid, and sutes re- paid with mocks:
g2 ^f2 g2 d3 d G2 G2 A6 A2 d2
w:Kinde ten- der lambes, la- ment loves scant re- liefe,
w:But mer- cy sleepes  while deep dis- daine in- crease,
w:I pleade, yet she re- pi- neth at my teene,
d2 c2 B2 A2 G2 d2 _e2 d2 B B c2 d2 G4 
w:And pine, since pen- sive care my free- dome, my free- dome yokes.
w:And beau- tie hope in her faire bo- some, faire bo- some yokes.
w:O ruth- lesse ri- gour har- der then har- der then the rocks,
|: z8  g3 d ^f2 g G d3 A c2 B2 A4 G4 d2 B B c2 d2 G4 :|
w:O pine, to see me, pine, to see me pine my ten- der,  my ten- der flockes.
w:O grieve to heare my griefe, to heare my griefe,  my ten- der, my ten- der flockes.
w:That both the she- pheard,  both the she- pheard kills, she- pheard kills, and his poore flocks.