| Come away, come sweet love
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| The golden morning breaks
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| All the earth, all the air
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| Of love and pleasure speaks:
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| Teach thine arms then to embrace
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| And sweet
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| Rosy
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| Lips to kiss
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| And mix our souls in mutual bliss
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| Eyes were made for beauty’s grace
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| Viewing
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| Rueing
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| Love’s long pain
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| Procur’d by beauty’s rude disdain
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| Come away, come sweet love
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| The golden morning wastes
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| While the sun from his spere
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| His fiery arrows casts:
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| Making all the shadows fly
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| Playing
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| Staying
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| In the grove
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| To entertain the stealth of love
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| Thither sweet love let us hie
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| Flying
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| Dying
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| In desire
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| Wing’d with sweet hopes and heav’nly fire
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| Come away, come sweet love
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| Do not in vain adorn
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| Beauty’s grace, that should rise
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| Like to the naked morn:
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| Lilies on the river’s side
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| And fair
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| Cyprian
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| Flow’rs new-blown
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| Desire no beauties but their own
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| Ornament is nurse of pride
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| Pleasure
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| Measure
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| Love’s delight:
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| Haste then sweet love our wished flight |