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X:1
T:X. Thinkst thou then by thy fayning
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
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N:Original clef, C on first line
K:G dor
 |:B B/ B/ B A | G2 ^F G | 
w: 1.~Thinkst thou then by thy fayn- ing sleepe 
w:    Or with thy craf- ty clos- ing Thy
w: 2.~O that  my sleepe dis- sem- bled, were
w:    Thy cru- ell eyes de- cei- ving, Of
w: 3.~Should then my love as- pir- ing, For-
w:    So farre ex- ceed the due- ty That
A/ B/ c > B G/ A/ B2 A :|
w: with a proud _ dis- * day-   ning,
w: cru- el eyes _ re- * pos- ing,
w:  to a trance _  re- * sem- bled,
w:  live- ly sense _ be- * reav- ing:
w:  bid- den joyes _ de- * sir- ing,
w:  ver- tue owes _ to * beau- tie?
|: d c d B > B | A
w: To drive me from thy sight, 
w: And while sleepe fayn- ed is, 
w: Then should my love re- quire
w: In beau- ties sweet dis- grace:
w: No, Love seeke not thy blisse,
w: Yet kisse a thou- sand fold.
D E F | G > G ^F
w: when sleepe yeelds more de- light, 
w: may not I steale a kisse,
w: Thy loves un- kind de- spite,
w: And livd in sweet em- brace
w: Be- yond a sim- ple kisse:
w: For kis- ses may be bold
G A/ B/ c2 B | A2 G :|
w: such harm- less beau- tie gra- cing.
w: Thy qui- et armes em- bra- cing.
w: While fu- ry tri- umpht bold- ly
w: Of her that lov'd so cold- ly.
w: For such de- ceits are harme- lesse,
w: When love- ly sleep is arme- lesse.

X:2
T:X. Thinkst thou then by thy fayning 
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
N:Original clef, C on second line
%%MIDI nobarlines
K:G dor 
|:G G/ G/ G F B,/ A,/B,/ C/ D3/2
w: 1.~Thinkst thou then by thy fayn- * * * ing 
w:    Or with thy craf- ty clos- * * * ing
w: 2.~O that  my sleepe dis- sem- * * * bled,
w:    Thy cru- ell eyes de- cei- * * * ving,
w: 3.~Should then my love as- pir- * * * ing,
w:    So farre ex- ceed the due- * * * ty
E/ F/ _E/ C/ D/ _E2 D G ^F :|
w: sleepe _ with a _ proud dis- day-   ning,
w: Thy _ cru- el _ eyes re- pos- ing,
w: were _ to a _ trance re- sem- bled,
w: Of _ live- ly _ sense be- reav- ing:
w: For- * bid- den _ joyes de- sir- ing,
w: That _ ver- tue _ owes to beau- tie?
|:D A A G > G ^F 
w: To drive me from thy sight, 
w: And while sleepe fayn- ed is, 
w: Then should my love re- quire
w: In beau- ties sweet dis- grace:
w: No, Love seeke not thy blisse,
w: Yet kisse a thou- sand fold.
F G D > D C D3/2
w: when sleepe yeelds more de- light, 
w: may not I steale a kisse,
w: Thy loves un- kind de- spite,
w: And livd in sweet em- brace
w: Be- yond a sim- ple kisse:
w: For kis- ses may be bold
D/ F > D D D > C A, =B, :|
w: such harm- * less beau- tie gra- cing.
w: Thy qui- * et armes em- bra- cing.
w: While fu- * ry tri- umpht bold- ly
w: Of her * that lov'd so cold- ly.
w: For such * de- ceits are harme- lesse,
w: When love- * ly sleep is arme- lesse.

X:3
T:X. Thinkst thou then by thy fayning 
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 transpose -12
N: Original clef, C on third line
K:G dor -8va
|:d d/ d/ d d G2 A 
w: 1.~Thinkst thou then by thy fayn- ing
w:    Or with thy craf- ty clos- ing
w: 2.~O that  my sleepe dis- sem- bled,
w:    Thy cru- ell eyes de- cei- ving,
w: 3.~Should then my love as- pir- ing,
w:    So farre ex- ceed the due- ty
B c3 c B/ c/ d d :|
w: sleepe with a proud dis- day-   ning,
w: Thy cru- el eyes re- pos- ing,
w: were to a trance re- sem- bled,
w: Of live- ly sense be- reav- ing:
w: For- bid- den joyes de- sir- ing,
w: That ver- tue owes to beau- tie?
|:f f d d > d d
w: To drive me from thy sight, 
w: And while sleepe fayn- ed is, 
w: Then should my love re- quire
w: In beau- ties sweet dis- grace:
w: No, Love seeke not thy blisse,
w: Yet kisse a thou- sand fold.
A c F/ B A/ G A 
w: when sleepe yeelds more de- light, _
w: may not I steale a kisse, _
w: Thy loves un- kind de- spite, _
w: And livd in sweet em- brace _
w: Be- yond a sim- ple kisse: _
w: For kis- ses may be bold _
B c > B A G2 ^F G :|
w: such harm- less beau- tie gra- cing.
w: Thy qui- et armes em- bra- cing.
w: While fu- ry tri- umpht bold- ly
w: Of her that lov'd so cold- ly.
w: For such de- ceits are harme- lesse,
w: When love- ly sleep is arme- lesse.

X:4
T:X. Thinkst thou then by thy fayning 
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 transpose -24
K:G dor bass
|:g g/ g/ g d _e2 d
w: 1.~Thinkst thou then by thy fayn- ing 
w:    Or with thy craf- ty clos- ing
w: 2.~O that  my sleepe dis- sem- bled,
w:    Thy cru- ell eyes de- cei- ving,
w: 3.~Should then my love as- pir- ing,
w:    So farre ex- ceed the due- ty
g f > _e c/ d/ e/ f/ g G d :|
w: sleepe with a proud _ _ dis- day- *  ning,
w: Thy cru- el eyes _ _ re- pos- * ing,
w: were to a trance _ _ re- sem- * bled,
w: Of live- ly sense _ _ be-  reav- * ing:
w: For- bid- den joyes _ _ de-   sir- * ing,
w: That ver- tue owes _ _ to beau- * tie?
|: b a ^f g G "(1)"d3/2
N:(1) Original looks like a dotted eighth quarter, but it has to be a dotted quarter eighth
w: To drive me from thy sight, 
w: And while sleepe fayn- ed is, 
w: Then should my love re- quire
w: In beau- ties sweet dis- grace:
w: No, Love seeke not thy blisse,
w: Yet kisse a thou- sand fold.
d/ c B _e > e d
w: when sleepe yeelds more de- light, 
w: may not I steale a kisse,
w: Thy loves un- kind de- spite,
w: And livd in sweet em- brace
w: Be- yond a sim- ple kisse:
w: For kis- ses may be bold
c/ B/ A > G ^F G d2 G :|
w: such _ harm- less beau- tie gra- cing.
w: Thy _ qui- et armes em- bra- cing.
w: While _ fu- ry tri- umpht bold- ly
w: Of _ her that lov'd so cold- ly.
w: For _ such de- ceits are harme- lesse,
w: When _ love- ly sleep is arme- lesse.