Air, Can She Forgive My Wrongs? chords by John Dowland
Verse 1
Am
C
Can she ex cuse my wrongs
E
with virtuous cloak?
Dm
C
Shall I call her good
F
E
Am
when she proves unkind?
C
Others clear fires
E
which vanish into smoke
Dm
C
Must I praise the leaves
F
Dm
E
Am
where no fruit I find?
E
Am
E
No, no, when shadows do
Am
C
Dm
E
for bodies stand,
Dm
C
Thou may'st be abused,
Dm
E
F
E
if thy sight ye deem.
Am
E
Cold love is like to bird
Am
C
Dm
E
s return of the sand,
C
Or two bubbles which
Dm
E
F
E
on the water swim?
C
Wilt thou be thus abused still,
D
Seeing that she will write thee never,
E
If thou canst not or canst will?
A
D
E
A
Am
Thy love will be thus fruitless ever.
C
Wilt thou be thus abused still,
D
Seeing that she will rightly never,
E
If thou canst not a pardon will,
A
D
E
A
Am
thy love will be thus fruitless ever.
C
Was I so blest
Am
E
C
Dm
that I might not aspire unto those high
C
F
E
A
Am
joys which she holds from me?
C
G
Am
E
As they are high, so high is my de sire,
C
Dm
C
F
E
Am
If she this deny, what can granted be?
E
Am
If she will yield to that
C
Dm
E
which reason is,
Dm
C
Dm
It is reason's will that
E
F
E
love should be just.
Am
Dear, make me happy still
G
C
Dm
E
by granting this,
Dm
C
E
F
E
Or cut off delays, if that thou must.
C
Am
Better a thousand times to die,
D
Than for to live thus still tormented,
E
Dear, but remember it was I
A
D
E
A
Who for thy sake did die contented.
Am
C
Bet ter a thousand times to die
D
than for to live thus still tormented,
E
dear, but remember it was I
A
D
E
A
who for thy sake did die contended.
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