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X:1
T:XIII. Sleep, waiward thoughts
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:3/2
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
N:Original clef, C on first line
K:G mix
|: B2 d2 d2 | d4 d2 | e4 d4 c2 B2 A4 z2 |
w: 1.~Sleep, wai- ward thoughts, and rest you with my love:
w: Touch not proud hands, lest you her an- ger move:
w: 2.~But, O the fu- ry of my rest- lesse feare
w: The glo- ries and the beau- ties that ap- peare,
w: 3.~My love doth rage, and yet my love doth rest:
w: Peace in my love, and yet my love op- prest:
A2 A2 A2 | d4 B2 | c4 B4 A2 A2 | G4 z2 ::
w: Let not my love bee with my love dis- easd.
w: But pine you with my long- ings long dis- pleasd.
w: The hid- den an- guish of my flesh de- sires
w: Be- tweene her browes, neere Cu- pids clo- sed fires,
w: Feare in my love, and yet my love se- cure:
w: Im- pa- tient, yet of per- fect tem- pera- ture.
G2 c2 c2 | c3 e d2 | c2 B2 B2 | A6 |
w: 1.~Thus, while she sleeps, I sor- row for her sake:
w: 2.~Thus while she sleeps, moves sigh- ing for her sake:
w: 3.~Sleepe, dain- ty love, while I sigh for thy sake:
A2 B2 ^c2 | d6-d4 B2 | c6 | B2 A2 A2 | G6 :|
w: So sleeps my love, * and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, * and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, * and yet my love doth wake.

X:2
T:XIII. Sleep, waiward thoughts
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:3/2
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
N:Original clef C on second line
K:G mix
|: G2 G2 G2 G4 G2 G6 G2 E > ^F G2 ^F6 
w: 1.~Sleep, wai- ward thoughts, and rest you with _ my love:
w: Touch not proud hands, lest you her an- * ger move:
w: 2.~But, O the fu- ry of my rest- * lesse feare
w: The glo- ries and the beau- ties that * ap- peare,
w: 3.~My love doth rage, and yet my love * doth rest:
w: Peace in my love, and yet my love * op- prest:
^F2 F2 F2 F4 G2 E3 ^F G2 G4 ^F2 G6 ::
w: Let not my love bee with _ my love dis- easd.
w: But pine you with my long- * ings long dis- pleasd.
w: The hid- den an- guish of _ my flesh de- sires
w: Be- tweene her browes, neere Cu- * pids clo- sed fires,
w: Feare in my love, and yet * my love se- cure:
w: Im- pa- tient, yet of per- * fect tem- pera- ture.
E2 G2 G2 G3 c B2 A2 A2 ^G2 A6
w: 1.~Thus, while she sleeps, I sor- row for her sake:
w: 2.~Thus while she sleeps, moves sigh- ing for her sake:
w: 3.~Sleepe, dain- ty love, while I sigh for thy sake:
^F2 G2 G2 ^F3 G A2 B2 A2 "(2)"G3 ^F E ^F G2 D2 D3 C B,6 :|
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love, and _ yet, and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love,  and _ yet, and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love,  and _ yet, and yet my love doth wake.
N:(2) dot is missing in original

X:3
T:XIII. Sleep, waiward thoughts
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:3/2
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
N:Original clef, C on third line
K:G mix -8va
%%MIDI transpose -12
|: d2 B2 B2 B4 B2 c4 G4 A2 d2 d4 z2
w: 1.~Sleep, wai- ward thoughts, and rest you with my love:
w: Touch not proud hands, lest you her an- ger move:
w: 2.~But, O the fu- ry of my rest- lesse feare
w: The glo- ries and the beau- ties that ap- peare,
w: 3.~My love doth rage, and yet my love doth rest:
w: Peace in my love, and yet my love op- prest:
d2 d2 d2 A2 d4 c > d e2 d2 d2 d3 c B6 ::
w: Let not my love _ bee with _ my love dis- * easd.
w: But pine you with _ my long- *  ings long dis- * pleasd.
w: The hid- den an- * guish of _ my flesh de- * sires
w: Be- tweene her browes, _ neere Cu- * pids clo- sed _ fires,
w: Feare in my love, _ and yet _ my love se- * cure:
w: Im- pa- tient, yet _ of per- * fect tem- pe- ra-  ture.
c > d e2 e2 e3 g g2 e2 e3 d ^c6 
w: 1.~Thus, _ while she sleeps, I sor- row for her sake:
w: 2.~Thus _ while she sleeps, moves sigh- ing for her sake:
w: 3.~Sleepe, _ dain- ty love, while I sigh for thy sake:
d2 d2 e2 A4 z d B G d3 d e2 c2 d3 G2 G ^F2 G6 :|
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love, and yet and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love, and yet and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love, and yet and yet my love doth wake.

X:4
T:XIII. Sleep, waiward thoughts
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:3/2
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 2 1
K:G mix bass
%%MIDI transpose -24
|: g2 g2 g2 g4 g2 c4 B4 A2 G2 d4 z2
w: 1.~Sleep, wai- ward thoughts, and rest you with my love:
w: Touch not proud hands, lest you her an- ger move:
w: 2.~But, O the fu- ry of my rest- lesse feare
w: The glo- ries and the beau- ties that ap- peare,
w: 3.~My love doth rage, and yet my love doth rest:
w: Peace in my love, and yet my love op- prest:
d2 d2 d2 d4 g2 c4 G4 d2 d2 G6 ::
w: Let not my love bee with my love dis- easd.
w: But pine you with my long- ings long dis- pleasd.
w: The hid- den an- guish of my flesh de- sires
w: Be- tweene her browes, neere Cu- pids clo- sed fires,
w: Feare in my love, and yet my love se- cure:
w: Im- pa- tient, yet of per- fect tem- pera- ture.
c2 c2 c2 c3 c g2 a2 e2 e2 A6
w: 1.~Thus, while she sleeps, I sor- row for her sake:
w: 2.~Thus while she sleeps, moves sigh- ing for her sake:
w: 3.~Sleepe, dain- ty love, while I sigh for thy sake:
d2 g2 e2 d3 e ^f2 g2 ^f2 g2 c4 G4 d2 d2 G6 :|
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love, and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love, and yet my love doth wake.
w: So sleeps my love, So sleeps my love, and yet my love doth wake.