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As you came from the holy land	A
Of Walsingham	B
Met you not with my true love	C
By the way as you came	B
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How shall I know your true love	C
That have met many one	D
I went to the holy land	A
That have come that have gone	E
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She is neither white nor brown	F
But as the heavens fair	G
There is none hath a form so divine	H
In the earth or the air	G
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Such a one did I meet good sir	I
Such an angelic face	J
Who like a queen like a nymph did appear	K
By her gait by her grace	J
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She hath left me here all alone	L
All alone as unknown	L
Who sometimes did me lead with herself	M
And me loved as her own	L
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What's the cause that she leaves you alone	L
And a new way doth take	N
Who loved you once as her own	L
And her joy did you make	N
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I have lov'd her all my youth	O
But now old as you see	P
Love likes not the falling fruit	Q
From the withered tree	P
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Know that Love is a careless child	R
And forgets promise past	S
He is blind he is deaf when he list	T
And in faith never fast	S
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His desire is a dureless content	U
And a trustless joy	V
He is won with a world of despair	G
And is lost with a toy	V
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Of womenkind such indeed is the love	C
Or the word love abus'd	W
Under which many childish desires	X
And conceits are excus'd	W
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But true love is a durable fire	I
In the mind ever burning	Y
Never sick never old never dead	Z
From itself never turning	Y

Sir Walter Raleigh

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