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X:1
T:I. I saw my Lady weepe,
T:To the most famous, Anthony Holborne.
T: Canto
C: John Dowland
O: From The Second Booke of songs or Ayres of 2/ 4/ amd 5/parts: with Tableture for the Lute or orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba.
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N: Original clef C on first line
M:C
L:1/4
K:E phrygian
z8 | z8 | B8 | c6 B3  A A4
w:        I    saw my _ La- 
w:Sor- row was _ there 
w:O fay- rer _ then 
^G2 A4 | z4 z2 z A | d6 c2 | B2 e4 d3 c c4 B2 c4 | z4
w:dy weepe, and sor- row proud to bee ad- van- ced so:
w:made faire, And pas- sion wise, teares a de- light- full thing,
w:ought ells, The world can shew, leave of in time to grieve,
z4 | z2 G2 G2 ^G2 | A3 A B3 B c3 c _B A A4 G2 A4 | z2 A2 B3 B B2 ^F2 G4 |
w:in those faire eies, in those faire eies where all per- fec- tions keepe, hir face was full  of woe,
w:Si- lence be- yond all speech, be- yond all speech, a wis- dome rare, Shee made hir sighes to sing,
w:I- nough, i- nough, i- nough, i- nough, your joy- full lookes ex- cells, Teares kills the heart be- lieve,
E3 ^F G2 ^F2 | z2 ^G3 G A2 | B3 B A2 A A | c3 c B4 | z2 c2 B2 d c2 B A E |
w: full _ of woe, But such a woe (be- leeve me) as wins more hearts, Then mirth can doe, with hir, with
w: sighes _ to sing, And all things with so sweet a sad - ness move, As made my heart at once, at
w: heart _ be- lieve, O strive not to bee ex- cel- lent _ in woe, Which one- ly, ono- ly, breeds your
F2 G2 A3 A ^G8 |]
w: hir in- ty- sing parts.
w: once both grieve and love.
w: beau- ties o- ver- throw.

X:2
T:I. I saw my Lady weepe,
T: Basso
N: Original says Canto
C: John Dowland
O: From The Second Booke of songs or Ayres of 2/ 4/ amd 5/parts: with Tableture for the Lute or orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba.
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%%MIDI transpose -24
M:C
L:1/4
K:G mix bass
a4 a4 g4 f2 f2 e8 A4 ^G4 A4 e3 e f4 e4 d2 c2 B3 B
w:I saw my La- dy weepe, I saw my La- dy weepe, I saw my La- dy 
w:Sor- row was there made faire, Sor- row was there made faire, Sor- row was there made 
w:O fay- rer then ought ells, O fay- rer then ought ells, O fay- rer then ought 
A2 A2 e3 e f2 f2 g6 G2 c6 c2 F G A B c3 c
w:weepe, I saw my La- dy weepe, and sor- row proud to bee ad- van- ced 
w:faire, Sor- row was there made faire,  And pas- sion wise, teares a de- light- full 
w:ells, O fay- rer then ought ells, The world can shew, leave of in time to 
B2 e2 ^c2 ^f2 ^d2 e2 A3 A d3 c _B4 A4 D4 z2 B2 B4 e3 d c4 B3 B
w:so: in those faire eies, faire eyes, where all per- fec- tions keepe: hir face was _ full full of 
w:thing, Si- lence be- yond, be- yond, all speech a wis- dome rare, Shee made hir sighes  to sing, And
w:grieve, I- nough, i- nough, in- ough your joy- full lookes ex- cells, O strive not to bee ex- cel-  
e4 z2 A2 d3 d ^c2 d2 e8 A4 e2 B c2 G A3 A G G F3 F HE8 |]
w:woe, But such a woe  as wins more hearts, Then mirth can doe, with hir, in- ty- sing parts.
w: all things with so sweet a sad- ness move, As made my heart at once both grieve and love.
w:lent in woe, Teares kills the heart be- lieve, Which one- ly breeds your beau- ties o- ver- throw.