CountertenorTenorTenorBass ComeSpiritoso come come and let uslive let uslive my dear let us Come come come and let uslive let uslive my dear Come come c ID: 174883
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Translation in verse by Richard Crashaw (c. 1613 25 August 1649),of the poem by Gaius Valerius Catullus (ca. 84 BC ca. 54 BC)Come and let us liveSamuel Webbe Jr. (c. 17701843) 4 part glee [Counter-tenor][Tenor][Tenor]Bass Come,Spiritoso come, come and let uslive, let uslive, my dear, let us Come, come, come and let uslive, let uslive, my dear, Come, come, come and let uslive, let uslive, my dear, let us \nCome, come, come and let uslive, and let uslive, let us live mydear, A.T.T.B. love, let uslove and ne ver,-ne ver-fear what thesour est -fa thers -say, bright est - andne ver-fear, let us love and ne ver-fear what thesour est -fa thers -say, bright est - love, let uslove and ne ver-fear what thesour est -fa thers -say, bright est - \nandne ver-fear, let uslove and ne ver-fear what thesour est -fa thers -say, bright est 10 A.T.T.B. Sol thatdies to day -lives a gain as blythe tomor -row, -a gain as blythe tomor -row, -but if Sol thatdies to day -lives gain as blythe tomor -row, -a gain as blythe tomor -row, - Sol thatdies to day lives again, -livesa gain as blythe tomor -row, - \nSol thatdies to day lives a gain -as blythe to mor row, -lives a gain -as blythe to mor row, 14 A.T.T.B. we \rdark sons, dark sons of sor row \r-set, O then how long a but ifwe dark \rsons, dark sons of sor row -set, O then how long a but ifwe dark sons, dark sons of \rsor row -set, O then how long a \nbut ifwe dark sons, if we dark sons of sor row -set, then how long 19 A.T.T.B. night shuts theeyes of our short light shuts theeyes of our short light. night shuts theeyes of our short light shuts theeyes of our short light. night shuts theeyes of our short light shuts theeyes of our short light. \nnight shuts theeyes of our short light shuts theeyes of our short light. 24 A.T.T.B. ThenVivace let a mo -rous-kis ses, a mo -rous -kis ses dwell on ourlips, dwell on ourlips, Then, thenlet amo -rous -kis ses dwell on ourlips, dwell on ourlips, Then, thenlet amo -rous -kis ses then let a mo -rous -kis ses, let a mo -rous -kis ses \nThen let a mo -rous-kis ses, a mo -rous -kis ses dwell on ourlips, thenlet a mo -rous -kis ses 29 A.T.T.B. dwell on ourlips. Be gin -and tell a thou sand -and ahun dred -score, ahun dred dwell on ourlips begin -andtell athou sand-and a dwell on ourlips. Be gin -and tell athou sand,-tell ahun dred-score, a \ndwell on ourlips. Be gin -andtell athou sand-and ahun dredscore, 2 35 A.T.T.B. and athou sand-more, athou sand -more, 'till ano -ther-thou sand, ano -ther hun dred -score, ahun dred-and a thou sand-more, 'till ano -ther-thou sand, ano -ther hun dred -and athou sand -more, 'till ano -ther-thou sand, ano -ther \nahun dred-and athou sand-more, 'till ano -ther-thou sand, ano -ther 42 A.T.T.B. thou sand-smo ther-that andthat wipeoff ano -ther, - ano -ther, - ano -ther - and thou sand-smo ther-that andthat wipe off ano -ther -andthat, and that wipeoff ano -ther, - and thou sand-smo ther-that andthat, and that wipeoff ano -ther, -ano ther, - and \nthou sand-smo ther-that andthat wipeoff, an -ther, -an -ther, -an -ther, - and 48 A.T.T.B. that wipe off ano -ther. - Thus atlast when we havenum bered -many -athou sand, - that wipeoff ano -ther. - Thus atlast whenwe havenum bered-ma ny -athou sand, - that wipeoff ano -ther. - thus atlast whenwe have num bered, - \nthat wipe off an ther. - Thus atlast when we havenum bered, -when 53 A.T.T.B. ma ny -ahun dred, -ma ny -athou sand, -ma ny -ahun dred. - ma ny -ahun dred, ma ny -ahun dred, ma ny -athou sand. - we have num bered -ma ny -athou sand, ma ny -ahun dred, -ma ny -athou sand. - \nwe have num bered ma ny -athou sand, -ma ny -ahun dred. -3 58 A.T.T.B. We'll con found -the reck 'ning-quite, we'll con found -the reck 'ning-quite and We'll con found -the reck 'ning-quite and lose, We'll con found -the reck 'ning -quite andlose, and \nWe'll con found -the reck 'ning -quite, con found -the reck 'ning -quite and 61 A.T.T.B. lose ourselves -in wild delight, -and lose ourselves in wild delight, -we'll con lose our selves -inwild de light, lose our selves inwild de light -we'll con lose our selves -inwild de light, andlose our selves -inwild de light, -we'll con \nlose our selves -inwild de light -and lose, and lose our selves -inwild de light, -we'll con 64 A.T.T.B. found the reck 'ning -quite andlose ourselves in wild delight. WhileDolce ourjoys so mul ti-ply, - found the reck 'ning -quite andlose ourselves in wild delight. found the reck 'ning-quite and lose our selves -in wild delight. While ourjoys, our \nfound the reck 'ning-quite and lose our selves -in wild delight. While our 68 A.T.T.B. our joys so mul ti-ply, as shallmock the en vious eye. While our joys so mul ti-ply, as shallmock the en vious eye. joys so mul ti-ply, as shallmock the en vious eye. \njoys so mul ti-ply, as shall mock, shall mock theen vious eye.