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O Lord, what is this worldys bliss,

That changeth as the moon!

My summer's day in lusty May

Is darked before the noon.

I hear you say, farewell: Nay, nay,

We depart not so soon.

Why say ye so? wheder will ye go?

Alas! what have ye done?

All my welfare to sorrow and care

Should change, if ye were gone;

For, in my mind, of all mankind

I love but you alone.

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