Second Booke of Songes, 1600:21. Clear or cloudy-The Consort of Musicke/Anthony Rooley

[00:00.000] 作曲 : John Dowland [00:00.86]Clear or cloudy sweet as April show'ring, [00:07.02]Smooth or frowning so is her face to me, [00:13.93]Pleas'd or smiling like mild May all flow'ring, [00:19.96]When skies blue silk meadows carpets be, [00:26.04]Her speeches notes of that night-bird that singeth, [00:34.26]Who thought all sweet yet jarring notes out-ringeth. [00:44.23]Her speeches notes of that night-bird that singeth, [00:52.36]Who thought all sweet yet jarring notes out-ringeth. [01:04.87]Her grace like June, when earth an trees be trimm'd, [01:12.38]In best attire of complete beauty's height, [01:19.32]Her love again like summer's days be dimm'd, [01:25.24]With little clouds of doubtful constant faith, [01:31.56]Her trust her doubt, like rain and heat in skies, [01:39.93]Gently thund'ring, she lightning to my eyes. [01:50.24]Her trust her doubt, like rain and heat in skies, [01:58.46]Gently thund'ring, she lightning to my eyes. [02:11.36]Sweet summer-spring that breatheth life and growing, [02:19.16]Into ****s as into herbs and flow'rs, [02:26.76]And sees of service divers sorts in sowing, [02:32.99]Some haply seeming and some being yours, [02:39.11]Rain on your herbs and flow'rs that truly serve, [02:47.50]And let your ****s lack dew and duly starve. [02:57.47]Rain on your herbs and flow'rs that truly serve, [03:05.83]And let your ****s lack dew and duly starve.