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The language throughout matches the somber tone: words like вЂњdangerвЂќ, вЂњunhappyвЂќ, вЂњundoingвЂќ, вЂњvileвЂќ, вЂњmisfortuneвЂќ, and вЂњbetrayingвЂќ all cast love in the darkest of hues. If вЂњClear or cloudyвЂќ shows the melancholy Dowland in an unusually cheerful mood, this piece employs out a bitter tone of regret that Campion rarely shows in his music. CampionвЂ™s relish for explicit sexual language in his lyrics is put to rather different use here: вЂњFar other promise he did make me / when he had my maidenhead.вЂќ The pregnancy itself is alluded to more delicately but unmistakably: вЂњHad I foreseen what is ensued / And what now with pain I proveвЂ¦вЂќ (emphasis mine). Lyric analysis:В In this piece, Campion presents a cautionary tale: a young woman, almost certainly of high standing, who has been abandoned by her lover because she has conceived a child. It has all the hallmarks of a careful transcription from primary sources that IвЂ™ve seen in Dowland transcriptions, and having played the piece, it matches what IвЂ™ve heard quite well.

#Drake find your love traduction how to

I knew I had a version of the accompaniment somewhere because I have learned how to play it, but it turns out the only copy of the accompaniment I found was the image below from a Google search, and I canвЂ™t find it again at the moment, so IвЂ™m not sure where it was originally. Secondary sources:В Sheet music for the vocal parts in modern notation is available from ChoralWiki. (Fortunately, when I took it up, I was still new enough to this sort of research that I didnвЂ™t let it discourage me.) This one I have not found from a primary source.

#Drake find your love traduction full

I have heard that his full songbooks are available for sale, but not cheaply. Primary source:В As IвЂ™ve mentioned before, Campion is frustratingly difficult to find in facsimile. Historic source:В Thomas Campion, ( A Book of Ayres for Lute, Bass Viol and Voice, 1601, Song 5) What I really don't want to love.Nature of work:В Song (or вЂњairвЂќ) for one to two voices (Cantus/melody and Bassus/bass, which can be rendered as Alto) and lute, lyrics in English So I`ll leave the ways that are making me be Will find its shore.: Here its telling that he should not ask for more, he has got enough and will get what he deserves in due time. :In this stanza, the experienced side is trying to explain that you are someone extraordinary, and somewhat mentally confused(or disturbed) (as he was depressed most of his life) Someday he will get all what he deserves.ДЇor a troubled mind. So, this song is basically a conversation between the two sides of him: the experienced side trying to explain his other side that he should not ask for anything in exchange of his work. But there is his another side, which is very much interested in fame, popularity and is frustrated because he is not famous. There is a side of Nick Drake which has learnt from his experiences and has no desire for fame. Song MeaningI think this song is about his inter-personal conflict. Makes me so fell in love with Nick Drake ! I'm not very good in explaining what this song says te me, but it sure is one of my favorite 'soothing-songs'. All the more we will get rid of all this faking : 'keep on trying, till there's no more to hide' and just find ourselves and our own way. Mean, in the way I hear it, that with the going of the time, and just listening to the flow of nature and the flow of our own heart and way in life, we will come closer and closer to ourselves. 'So I`ll leave the ways that are making me be 'a soul with no footprints, a rose with no thorns'

And that ideal person (as far as I know I'm straight, but for that it even doesn't matter if this person is male or female) would be very well descripted by this song. I don't have a lot of experience with love, but I have some kind of idea in my head about what my real love should be (I mean, more abstract, not about his appearance or even certain characteristics, but, just, the feeling that this person should have, the kind of 'air' or something, don't know how to explain it very well). General CommentYes, I know what you mean Julian, but to be honest, in the first place I'm soooo happy that I know about him! (does that sounds a little bit selfish?)