First Booke of Songes 1597:1. Unquiet thoughts

歌词
Unquiet thoughts, your civil slaughter stint,
And wrap your wrongs within a pensive heart:
And you: my tongue that makes my mouth a mint,
And stamps my thoughts to coin them words by art,
Be still: for if you ever do the like
I'll cut the string that makes the hammer strike.
Be still: for if you ever do the like
I'll cut the string that makes the hammer strike.
But what can stay my thoughts they may not start,
Or put my tongue in durance for to die?
When as these eyes, the keys of mouth and heart,
Open the lock where all my love doth lie;
I'll seal them up within their lids for ever:
So thought's, and words, and looks shall die together.
I'll seal them up within their lids for ever:
So thought's, and words, and looks shall die together.
How shall I gaze on my mistress' eyes?
My thoughts must have some vent: else heart will break.
My tongue would rust as in my mouth it lies,
If eyes and thoughts were free, and that not speak.
Speak then, and tell the passions of desire;
Which turns mine eyes to floods, my thoughts to fire.
Speak then, and tell the passions of desire;
Which turns mine eyes to floods, my thoughts to fire.
专辑信息
1.First Booke of Songes 1597:4. If my complaints could passions move
2.First Booke of Songes 1597:3. My thoughts are wing'd with hopes
3.First Booke of Songes 1597:1. Unquiet thoughts
4.First Booke of Songes 1597:2. Whoever thinks or hopes
5.First Booke of Songes 1597:6. Now O now I needs must part
6.First Booke of Songes 1597:7. Dear if you change
7.First Booke of Songes 1597:10. Think'st thou then
8.First Booke of Songes 1597:11. Come away come sweet love
9.First Booke of Songes 1597:5. Can she excuse my wrongs
10.First Booke of Songes 1597:9. Go crystal tears
11.First Booke of Songes 1597:8. Burst forth my tears
12.First Booke of Songes 1597:15. Wilt thou unkind
13.First Booke of Songes 1597:12. Rest awhile you cruel cares
14.First Booke of Songes 1597:13. Sleep wayward thoughts
15.First Booke of Songes 1597:16. Would my conceit
16.First Booke of Songes 1597:14. All ye whom love or fortune
17.First Booke of Songes 1597:19. Awake sweet love
18.First Booke of Songes 1597:17. Come Again: Sweet Love Doth Now Invite
19.First Booke of Songes 1597:20. Come heavy sleep
20.First Booke of Songes 1597:18. His golden locks
21.First Booke of Songes 1597:21. Away with these self-loving lads