What then ys love but mourning? What desire but a self-burning? Till she that hateth doth love return Thus I wyll mourn, thus wyll I syng, Come away, come away, my darling. Beauty ys but a blooming, Youth in his glory entombing; Time hath a while which none can stay, So come away while I thus syng, Come away, come away, my darling. Summer in winter fadeth, Gloomy night heav'nly light shadeth, Like to the morn are Venus' flowers, Such are her hours, then wyll I syng, Come away, come away, my darling.