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X:1
T:XV. White as Lillies was hir face,
T:Canto.
C: John Dowland
H: From The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres of 2. 4. and 5. parts: 
H: with Tableture for the Lute or Orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba.
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
K: G dor
G2 G2 B2 G2 | c2 B2 A4|
G2 G2 B2 G2 |
w:When she smil- ed, 
w:She dis- dain- ed,
w:Con- stant e- ver,
w:By sur- mi- ses,
w:Quick- ly choos- ed,
w:Thou hast wound- ed,
w:Hart un- fain- ed,
w:Since you will it,
B2 c2 d d3 
w:She bee- guil- ed,
w:I com- plain- ed,
w:Chang- ing ne- ver,
w:And dis- guis- es,
w:Short- ly loos- ed,
w:And con- found- ed,
w:Truth un- stain- ed,
w:Spoil and kill it,
|:d2 d2 f2 d2 | c2 B2 A4 | 
w:Quit- ting faith with foule dis- grace, 
w:Yet shee left mee o- ver- throwen,
w:Yet shee could not bee pro- cured,
w:To des- troy a faith- full hart,
w:For their pride is to re- move,
w:Chang- les faith with foule dis- paier,
w:And the swaine that lov- ed most,
w:I will ne- ver change my thoughts
G2 G2 c2 B2 | A2 G2 A3 A |
w:Ver- tue ser- vice thus ne- glect- ed, 
w:Care- les of my bit- ter gro- ning,
w:To be- leeve my paines ex- ceed- ing,
w:Or that wan- ton look- ing wo- men,
w:Out a- las their looks first won us,
w:And my ser- vice hath en- vi- ed,
w:More as- sured in love then man- y,
w:But grieve that beau- tie ere was borne.
B2 c2 d6 c B | A3 A G G3 :|
w:Heart with sor- rowes _ hath in- fect- ed.
w:Ruth- lesse bent to _ no re- lie- ving.
w:From hir scant ne- * glect pro- ceed- ing.
w:Should re- ward their _ friends as foe- men.
w:And their pride hath _ straight un- done us.
w:And my suc- cours _ hath de- ni- ed.
w:More dis- pised in _ love then an- y,
w:But grieve that beau- * tie ere was borne.

X:2
T:XV. White as Lillies was hir face,
T:Alto.
C: John Dowland
H: From The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres of 2. 4. and 5. parts: 
H: with Tableture for the Lute or Orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba.
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
N:Original clef, C on second line
K: G dor
D2 D2 D3 G E > F "(1)"G2 ^F4
N:Facsimile has a quarter note here.
w:1.~White as Lil- lies was _ hir face, 
w:2.~When I swore my hart _ hir owne,
w:3.~Vowes and oaths and faith _ as- sured,
w:4.~Oh that Love should have _ the art,
w:5.~All in vaine is La- * dies love,
w:6.~To thy selfe the sweet- * est faier,
w:7.~By thine er- ror thou * has lost,
w:8.~For my hart though set * at nought,
D2 D2 G3 D 
w:When she smil- ed, 
w:She dis- dain- ed,
w:Con- stant e- ver,
w:By sur- mi- ses,
w:Quick- ly choos- ed,
w:Thou hast wound- ed,
w:Hart un- fain- ed,
w:Since you will it,
G3 G ^F F3
w:She bee- guil- ed,
w:I com- plain- ed,
w:Chang- ing ne- ver,
w:And dis- guis- es,
w:Short- ly loos- ed,
w:And con- found- ed,
w:Truth un- stain- ed,
w:Spoil and kill it,
|:F2 F2 D3 B A2 G2 ^F4
w:Quit- ting faith with foule dis- grace, 
w:Yet shee left mee o- ver- throwen,
w:Yet shee could not bee pro- cured,
w:To des- troy a faith- full hart,
w:For their pride is to re- move,
w:Chang- les faith with foule dis- paier,
w:And the swaine that lov- ed most,
w:I will ne- ver change my thoughts
B3 G A2 D2 D3 G F F 
w:Ver- tue ser- vice thus ne- glect- ed, 
w:Care- les of my bit- ter gro- ning,
w:To be- leeve my paines ex- ceed- ing,
w:Or that wan- ton look- ing wo- men,
w:Out a- las their looks first won us,
w:And my ser- vice hath en- vi- ed,
w:More as- sured in love then man- y,
w:But grieve that beau- tie ere was borne.
z C _E F G A B6 A G2 ^F/ E/ ^F2 G G3 :|
w:Heart _ with _ _ sor- rowes hath in- * * fect- ed.
w:Ruth- * lesse _ _ bent to no re- * * lie-  ving.
w:From * hir _ _ scant ne- glect pro- * * ceed-  ing.
w:Should * re- * * ward their friends as * * foe-  men.
w:And * their * * pride hath straight un- * * done  us.
w:And * my * * suc- cours hath de- * * ni-  ed.
w:More * dis- * * pised in love then * * an-  y,
w:But * grieve * * that beau- tie ere * * was  borne.

X:3
T:XV. White as Lillies was hir face,
T:Tenor
C: John Dowland
H: From The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres of 2. 4. and 5. parts: 
H: with Tableture for the Lute or Orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba.
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
N:Original clef, C on third line
K: G dor -8va
%%MIDI transpose -12
G2 G2 G2 d2 c > A d2 d4
w:1.~White as Lil- lies was hir _ face, 
w:2.~When I swore my hart hir _ owne,
w:3.~Vowes and oaths and faith as- * sured,
w:4.~Oh that Love should have the _ art,
w:5.~All in vaine is La- dies _ love,
w:6.~To thy selfe the sweet- est _ faier,
w:7.~By thine er- ror thou has _ lost,
w:8.~For my hart though set at _ nought,
B2 B2 d2 B 
w:When she smil- ed, 
w:She dis- dain- ed,
w:Con- stant e- ver,
w:By sur- mi- ses,
w:Quick- ly choos- ed,
w:Thou hast wound- ed,
w:Hart un- fain- ed,
w:Since you will it,
B2 A G2 A A3 
w:She bee- * guil- ed,
w:I com- * plain- ed,
w:Chang- * ing ne- ver,
w:And dis- * guis- es,
w:Short- ly * loos- ed,
w:And con- * found- ed,
w:Truth un- * stain- ed,
w:Spoil and * kill it,
|:B2 B2 B2 f2 f2 d2 d4
w:Quit- ting faith with foule dis- grace, 
w:Yet shee left mee o- ver- throwen,
w:Yet shee could not bee pro- cured,
w:To des- troy a faith- full hart,
w:For their pride is to re- move,
w:Chang- les faith with foule dis- paier,
w:And the swaine that lov- ed most,
w:I will ne- ver change my thoughts
d2 d2 ^F2 G g f d B c A d 
w:Ver- tue ser- vice thus _ ne- * * glect- ed, 
w:Care- les of my bit- * ter * * gro- ning,
w:To be- leeve my paines * ex- * * ceed- ing,
w:Or that wan- ton look- * ing * * wo- men,
w:Out a- las their looks * first * * won us,
w:And my ser- vice hath * en- * * vi- ed,
w:More as- sured in love * then * * man- y,
w:But grieve that beau-  tie *  ere * * was borne.
f f g3 f/ _e/ f6 _e2 z2 d > c =B B3 :|
w:Heart with sor- rowes with sor- rowes  hath in- fect- ed.
w:Ruth- lesse bent to, * bent to no re- lie- ving.
w:From hir scant ne- * glect, ne-  glect pro- ceed- ing.
w:Should re- ward their, re- ward their friends as foe- men.
w:And their pride hath, their pride hath straight un- done us.
w:And my suc- cours my suc- cours hath de- ni- ed.
w:More dis- pised in dis- pised in love then an- y,
w:But grieve that beau- tie, that beau- tie ere was borne.


X:4
T:XV. White as Lillies was hir face,
T:Basso.
C: John Dowland
H: From The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres of 2. 4. and 5. parts: 
H: with Tableture for the Lute or Orpherian, with the Violl de Gamba.
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
K: G dor bass
%%MIDI transpose -24
G2 G2 G2 B2 A2 G2 d4
w:1.~White as Lil- lies was hir face, 
w:2.~When I swore my hart hir owne,
w:3.~Vowes and oaths and faith as- sured,
w:4.~Oh that Love should have the art,
w:5.~All in vaine is La- dies love,
w:6.~To thy selfe the sweet- est faier,
w:7.~By thine er- ror thou has lost,
w:8.~For my hart though set at nought,
G2 G2  G2 G 
w:When she smil- ed, 
w:She dis- dain- ed,
w:Con- stant e- ver,
w:By sur- mi- ses,
w:Quick- ly choos- ed,
w:Thou hast wound- ed,
w:Hart un- fain- ed,
w:Since you will it,
g2 f _E2 d d3
w:She bee- guil- * ed,
w:I com- plain- * ed,
w:Chang- ing ne- * ver,
w:And dis- guis- * es,
w:Short- ly loos- * ed,
w:And con- found- * ed,
w:Truth un- stain- * ed,
w:Spoil and kill  * it,
|: B2 B2 B3 B f2 g2 d4
w:Quit- ting faith with foule dis- grace, 
w:Yet shee left mee o- ver- throwen,
w:Yet shee could not bee pro- cured,
w:To des- troy a faith- full hart,
w:For their pride is to re- move,
w:Chang- les faith with foule dis- paier,
w:And the swaine that lov- ed most,
w:I will ne- ver change my thoughts
G2 B2 A2 G2 d2 _e2 d3 f 
w:Ver- tue ser- vice thus ne- glect- ed, 
w:Care- les of my bit- ter gro- ning,
w:To be- leeve my paines ex- ceed- ing,
w:Or that wan- ton look- ing wo- men,
w:Out a- las their looks first won us,
w:And my ser- vice hath en- vi- ed,
w:More as- sured in love then man- y,
w:But grieve that beau- tie ere was borne.
 _e > d c2 B6 c2 d2 d2 G G3 :|
w:Heart with * sor- rowes hath in- fect- ed.
w:Ruth- lesse * bent to no re- lie- ving.
w:From hir * scant ne- glect pro- ceed- ing.
w:Should re- * ward their friends as foe- men.
w:And their * pride hath straight un- done us.
w:And my * suc- cours hath de- ni- ed.
w:More dis- * pised in love then an- y,
w:But grieve * that beau- tie ere was borne.