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T:IIII. If my complaints
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
K:Gdor
T:Cantus
|:G B _e | d2 c B > A G | ^F2 z | 
w:My pas- sions were e- nough _ to prove, 
w:Is love my Judge, and yet I am condemnd?
G A c | B > B A | G G ^F | G3 :|
w:or make love see where- in I suf- fer wrong: 
w:that my de- spaires had go- vernd mee too long.  
w:Thou plen- ty hast, yet _ me dost _ scant:
w:Thou made a God, and yet thy power con- temnd.
|: A B c | d2 c/ B/ | B2 A | B2 z | 
w:O love, I live and _ die in thee, 
w:Thy wounds doe fresh- ly _ bleed in mee,
w:That I do live, it _ is thy power:
w:That I de- sire it _ is thy worth:
d c A B3 "(1)"A G > G | ^F3 :|
w: my heart for thy un- kind- nesse breakes: 
w:thy griefe in my deepe sighes still speakes: 
w:If love doth make mens lives too sowre,
w:Let me not love, not live hence- forth.
N:(1) original has quarter note
|: d f _e | d2 _e | d2 c | d2 z | 
w:thou saist thou canst my harmes re- paire, 
w:Yet thou dost  hope when I de- spaire, 
w:Die shall my hopes, but not my faith,
w:May heere des- paire, which true- ly faith,
d c d B > B A | G G ^F | G3 :|
w:and when I hope, thou makst me hope in vaine.
w:yet for re- dresse, thou letst me still com- plaine.
w:That you that of my fall may hear- ers be
w:I was more true to love than love to me.

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T:IIII. If my complaints
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
N: Original clef C on second line
K:Gmin
N:Yes, he really has two flats for the altus and only one on the other parts.
T:Altus
|:D2 G2 G2 G6 G2 F2 B, C D6 E2 C2 A,2 D2 G2 F2 C2
w:1.If my com- plaints could pas- si- ons move, or make love see where- in I
w:My pas- sions were e- nough _ to prove, that my de- spaires had go- vernd
w:2.Can love be rich, and yet I _ want? Thou plen- ty hast, yet _ 
w:Is love my Judge, and yet I am condemnd? Thou made a God, and yet thy 
D3 C =B,6 :: F2 D2 E2 D > E F D G2 E2 F3 E D6 z D =E G2 ^F G3 F
w: suf- fer wrong: O love, I live _ _ I live  and die in thee, thy griefe in _ my deepe
w:  mee too long.  Thy wounds doe fresh- * _ ly fresh- ly bleed in mee, my heart for _ thy un- 
w:me dost _ scant: That I do live, _ _ it is _ thy _ power: If _ love doth 
w:power con- temnd. That I de- sire _ _ it is _ thy _ worth: Let _ me not love, _
E D D4 C2 D6 :: F3 B2 A B3 A G2 F2 G3 G ^F6 z B A3 A
w:  sighes deepe sighs  still speakes: Yet thou dost hope dost hope when I de- spaire, and when I 
w:   kind un- kind- nesse breakes: thou saist thou canst thou canst my harmes re- paire, yet for re- 
w: make _ mens _ lives too sowre, Die shall my hopes, _ but _ not my faith, That you that
w: not _ live hence- forth. May heere des- paire, _ which _ true- ly faith, I was more
G3 G F D B, C D3 C =B,6 :|
w:hope, thou makst thou makst me hope in vaine.
w:dresse, thou letst thou letst me still com- plaine.
w:of my fall _ may _ hear- ers be
w:true to love _ than _ love to me.

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T:IIII. If my complaints
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
N: Original clef C on middle line
K:Gdor -8va
T:Tenor
|:B2 d2 c2 B G B2 _e2 d2 d d2 G A4 z G G4 ^F2 G2
w:1.~If my com- plaints could pas- sions move, could pas- sions move, or make love see
w:My pas- sions were e- nough  to prove, e- nough to prove,  that my de- spaires
w:2.~Can love be rich, and yet I want? and yet I want, Thou plen- ty hast, 
w:Is love my Judge, and yet I am con- demnd? con- demned? Thou made a God,
d2 d2 G2 A3 A G6 :: F3 B2 A B > c d f _e d c B c3 c B6 G2 c2
w:where- in I suf- fer wrong: O love, I live _ and _ die, I live and die in thee, thy griefe
w: had go- vernd mee too long.  Thy wounds doe fresh - ly  bleed _ do fresh- ly bleed  in mee, my hart
w:yet me _ dost _ scant: That I do live, _ it _ is, I live it is thy power: If love
w:and yet thy power con- temnd. That I de- sire _ it _ is, I de- sire it, thy worth: Let me
d3 c B A G2 A2 B2 A G A6 :: B2 d2 c2 B4 c2 d2 _e4 d6 f2 f3 f
w: in my  _ deepe sighes deepe sighs  still _ speakes: Yet thou dost hope when I de- spaire, and when I 
w: for thy _ un- kind un- kind- nesse _ breakes: thou saist thou canst my harmes re- paire, yet for re- 
w: doth make _ mens lives, mens lives, too _ sowre, Die shall my hopes, but not my faith, That you that
w: not love, _ not live, not live, hence- * forth. May heere des- paire, which true- ly faith, I was more
d4 z F G A B G A2 G6 :|
w: hope, thou makst me hope in _ vaine. 
w:dresse, thou letst me still com- * plaine. 
w: of my fall may hear- ers _ be
w: true to love than love to _ me.

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T:IIII. If my complaints
C: John Dowland
O: From The First Booke of songs or Ayres of foure parts, with Tableture for the Lute
K:Gdor bass
T:Bassus
|: G2 G2 G2 G6 G2 B2 _e2 d3 c
w:1.~If my com- plaints could pas- sions move,  _
w:My pas- sions were e- nough to prove,  _
w:2.~Can love be rich, and yet I want? _
w:Is love my Judge,~and yet I am con- demnd?
=B2 c2 A4 G > A B c d2 _e2 d2 d2 G6 ::
w:or make love see _ where- * in I suf- fer wrong: 
w:that my de- spaires _ had _ go- vernd mee too long.  
w:Thou plen- ty hast, _ yet _ me _ dost scant: _
w:Thou made a God, _ and _ yet thy power con- temnd.
d2 d2 c2 B4 _e2 g2 f4 B6 B2 A2 d2
w:O love, I live and  die in thee, thy griefe thy 
w:Thy wounds doe fresh- ly  bleed in mee, my heart my
w:That I do live, it is thy power: If love, if love, doth
w:That I de- sire it is thy worth: Let me, let me,  not
G2 g3 g f2 _e3 e d6 ::
w:griefe in my deepe sighes still speakes: 
w:heart for thy un- kind- nesse breakes: 
w: make mens lives too sowre,
w: love, not live hence- forth.
z16 "(1)"z4 B2 f2 d2 g G B c d2 _e2
w:and when I hope, thou makst, thou makst, me 
w:yet for re- dresse, thou letst, thou letst, me 
w:That you that of my fall, my fall may
w:I was more true to love, to love, than
N:(1)Rest is editorial.
d2 d2 G6 :|
w:hope in vaine.
w:still com- plaine.
w: hear- ers be
w: love to me.