File:Beauty, since you so much desire.ogg
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English: Lute song by Thomas Campion, performed live by self |
| Date | performance was April 6, 2005 |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | User:Makemi |
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- Beauty, since you so much desire,
- to know the place of Cupid's fire:
- About you somewhere doth it rest,
- Yet never harboured in your breast:
- Nor gout-like in your heel or toe;
- What fool would seek Love's flame so low?
- But a little higher:
- There, o there lies Cupid's fire.
- Think not, when Cupid most you scorn,
- Men judge that you of ice were born.
- For though you cast Love at your Heel,
- His fury yet sometime you feel.
- And whereabouts if you would know,
- I tell you still, not in your toe.
- But a little higher:
- There, o there lies Cupid's fire.