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==Music files==
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'''Description:''' An early Tudor period song. Composer and poet unknown. Two verses.  
'''Description:''' An early Tudor period song. Composer and poet unknown. Two verses.  
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praying to yeure gracius pyte that ye
praying to yeure gracius pyte that ye
would fuchsaffe to have mercy on me,
would fuchsaffe to have mercy on me,
only to be putte to yeure remembraunce.  
only to be putte to yeure remembraunce.}}
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  • CPDL #33173:     
Editor: Maria Marcelli (submitted 2014-10-19).   Score information: A4, 3 pages, 69 kB   Copyright: CPDL
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General Information

Title: The High Desire
Composer: Anonymous
Lyricist:

Number of voices: 2vv   Voicing: ST

Genre: SecularUnknown

Language: English
Instruments: A cappella

First published:

Description: An early Tudor period song. Composer and poet unknown. Two verses.

Lovers sing together, addressing each other in lovesick melancholy. There is a sense of pleading directed toward the mistress for her to have mercy on her lover.


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Original text and translations

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The hye desire that Y have for to se,
yeure godely and wommanly bewte.
For yeu dere hert do Y suffere penaunce,
for of my hert ye have governaunce.
Till that Y may com unto yeure presaunce,
praying to yeure gracius pyte that ye
would fuchsaffe to have mercy on me,
only to be putte to yeure remembraunce.