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X:1
T:XII. By a fountaine where I lay,
T:CANTUS.
C:John Dowland
H: From The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires.
M:C
L:1/4
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w: 1.~By a foun- taine where I lay,
w: By the glint- ing of the sun,
w: 2.~Faire with gar- lands all ad- drest,
w: Bless- ed in the highest de- gree,
w: 3.~Then I forth- with tooke my pipe
w: And u- pon a heav'n- ly ground,
A/ B3/4 c// d3/4 e// | f3 e > d d2 ^c d4 :|
w: Al bles- * sed * bee that * bless- ed day
w: Oh ne- * ver * bee her * shin- ing done
w: Was ne- * ver * Nymph more * faire- ly blest,
w: So may * she * e- ver * bless- ed be,
w: Which I * all * faire and * cleane did wipe
w: All in * the * grace of * beau- tie found,
d/ d/ d d e f4 |
w: When I might see a- lone 
w: Came to this foun- taine neere,
w: Plaid * this round- e- lay,
c c/ c/ c c d4 |
w: My true loves fair- est one,
w: With such a smil- ing cheere,
w: Wel- come faire Queene of May,
d/ d/ d
w: Loves deer light,
w: Such a face,
w: Sing sweete aire,
c/ c/ c |
w: Loves cleare sight
w: Such a grace,
w: Wel- come faire.
c/ c/ c/ c/ B/ B/ B |
w: No worlds eyes can clear-er see 
w: Hap- pie, hap- pie eyes that see
w: Wel- come be the shep- heards Queene,
A ^F/ G/ A B A3 A G4 |]
w: A fair- er sight none none can be.
w: Such a * heaven- ly sight as she.
w: The glo- * rie of all our greene.

X:2
T:XII. By a fountaine where I lay,
T:ALTUS.
C:John Dowland
H: From The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires.
M:C
L:1/4
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N:Original clef, C on fourth line
K:G dor
|: B3 A G F _E D C2
w: 1.~By a foun- taine where I lay,
w: By the glint- ing of the sun,
w: 2.~Faire with gar- lands all ad- drest,
w: Bless- ed in the highest de- gree,
w: 3.~Then I forth- with tooke my pipe
w: And u- pon a heav'n- ly ground,
z G F > G A > B c3 B A > G "(1)"^F2 :|
w: Al bles- * sed * bee that bless- ed day
w: Oh ne- *  ver * bee her shin- ing done
w: Was ne- * ver * Nymph more faire- ly blest,
w: So may *  she * e- ver bless- ed be,
w: Which I *  all * faire and cleane did wipe
w: All in *  the * grace of beau- tie found,
N:(1) original has a whole note
G/ G/ G G G A4
w: When I might see a- lone 
w: Came to this foun- taine neere,
w: Plaid this round- * e- lay,
A G/ F/ E F F4
w: My true loves fair- est one,
w: With such a smil- ing cheere,
w: Wel- come faire Queene of May,
B/ B/ B
w: Loves deer light,
w: Such a face,
w: Sing sweete aire,
A/ A/ A
w: Loves cleare sight
w: Such a grace,
w: Wel- come faire.
G/ A/ G/ G/ G/ G/ G/
w: No worlds eyes can clear-er see 
w: Hap- pie, hap- pie eyes that see
w: Wel- come be the shep- heards Queene,
G/ ^F/ F/ D z/ A,/ D/ E/ ^F/ ^F/ G2 ^F G4 |]
w: A fair- er sight, a fair- er sight none none can be.
w: Such a heaven- ly, such a heav- en- ly sight as she.
w: The glo- rie of, the glo- rie of * all  our greene.

X:3
T:XII. By a fountaine where I lay,
T:TENOR.
C:John Dowland
H: From The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires.
M:C
L:1/4
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N:Original clef, C on third line
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|: G G F2 D2 B, F F3/2
w: 1.~By a foun- taine where I lay,
w: By the glint- ing of the sun,
w: 2.~Faire with gar- lands all ad- drest,
w: Bless- ed in the high- est de- gree,
w: 3.~Then I forth- with tooke my pipe
w: And u- pon a heav'n- ly ground,
E/ D/ C/ B, A,2 z A > A D/ G/ F E D4 :|
w: Al bless- * * ed, bless- ed bee that bless- ed day
w: Oh ne- * * ver, ne- ver bee her shin- ing done
w: Was ne- * * ver, ne- ver Nymph more faire- ly blest,
w: So * may   she, may she e- ver bless- ed be,
w: Which I * all faire, all * faire and cleane did wipe
w: All in * the grace, the * grace of beau- tie found,
B,/ B,/ B, B, C C4
w: When I might see a- lone 
w: Came to this foun- taine neere,
w: Plaid this round- * e- lay,
C G,/ A,/ G, A, B,4
w: My true loves fair- est one,
w: With such a smil- ing cheere,
w: Wel- come faire Queene of May,
F/ F/ F 
w: Loves deer light,
w: Such a face,
w: Sing sweete aire,
F/ F/ C
w: Loves cleare sight
w: Such a grace,
w: Wel- come faire.
E/ F/ C/ E/ D/ D/ D D/ D 
w: No worlds eyes can clear-er see 
w: Hap- pie, hap- pie eyes that see
w: Wel- come be the shep- heards Queene,
C/ A,/ C/ B,/  C/ D3 D/ D/ D4 |]
w: A fair- er sight, a fair- er sight none can be.
w: Such a hea- ven- ly sight, heaven- ly sight as she.
w: The glo- rie of, the glo- rie of all our greene.


X:4
T:XII. By a fountaine where I lay,
T:BASSUS.
C:John Dowland
H: From The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires.
M:C
L:1/4
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K:G dor bass
|: g > a b f g d _e B f2
w: 1.~By _ _ a foun- taine where I lay,
w: By _ _ the glint- ing of the sun,
w: 2.~Faire _ _ with gar- lands all ad- drest,
w: Bless- * * ed in the highest de- gree,
w: 3.~Then * * I forth- with tooke my pipe
w: And * * u- pon a heav'n- ly ground,
g2 d3/4 e// f3/4 g// a > g ^f g a A d4 :|
w: Al bles- * * * * sed bee that bless- ed day
w: Oh ne-  * * * * ver bee her shin- ing done
w: Was ne- * * * * ver Nymph more faire- ly blest,
w: So may * * * * she e- ver bless- ed be,
w: Which I * * * * all faire and cleane did wipe
w: All in * * * * the grace of beau- tie found,
g/ g/ g g c f4
w: When I might see a- lone 
w: Came to this foun- taine neere,
w: Plaid this round- * e- lay,
f e/ f/ c f B4
w: My true loves fair- est one,
w: With such a smil- ing cheere,
w: Wel- come faire Queene of May,
B/ B/ B
w: Loves deer light,
w: Such a face,
w: Sing sweete aire,
f/ f/ f
w: Loves cleare sight
w: Such a grace,
w: Wel- come faire.
c/ f/ e/ c/ g/ G/ G
w: No worlds eyes can clear-er see 
w: Hap- pie, hap- pie eyes that see
w: Wel- come be the shep- heards Queene,
d d/ e/ ^f f d3 d G4 |]
w: A fair- er sight none none can be.
w: Such a hea- ven- ly sight as she.
w: The glo- * rie of all our greene.