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O saw ye not fair Ines	A
She 's gone into the West	B
To dazzle when the sun is down	C
And rob the world of rest	B
She took our daylight with her	D
The smiles that we love best	B
With morning blushes on her cheek	E
And pearls upon her breast	B
	-
O turn again fair Ines	A
Before the fall of night	F
For fear the Moon should shine alone	G
And stars unrivall'd bright	F
And bless egrave d will the lover be	H
That walks beneath their light	F
And breathes the love against thy cheek	E
I dare not even write	F
	-
Would I had been fair Ines	A
That gallant cavalier	I
Who rode so gaily by thy side	J
And whisper'd thee so near	I
Were there no bonny dames at home	K
Or no true lovers here	L
That he should cross the seas to win	M
The dearest of the dear	I
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I saw thee lovely Ines	A
Descend along the shore	N
With bands of noble gentlemen	M
And banners waved before	N
And gentle youth and maidens gay	O
And snowy plumes they wore	N
It would have been a beauteous dream	P
If it had been no more	N
	-
Alas alas fair Ines	A
She went away with song	Q
With Music waiting on her steps	R
And shoutings of the throng	Q
But some were sad and felt no mirth	S
But only Music's wrong	Q
In sounds that sang Farewell farewell	T
To her you've loved so long	Q
	-
Farewell farewell fair Ines	A
That vessel never bore	N
So fair a lady on its deck	U
Nor danced so light before	N
Alas for pleasure on the sea	H
And sorrow on the shore	N
The smile that bless'd one lover's heart	V
Has broken many more	N

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