When last thou grac’d this lonely land with glee
Thine eyes, in faith, I could not gaze upon
An angel from above thou art in truth
A weeping most sincere thy skin inspires
Thou doth recall a feather as thy float
In lands most pleasing to the maker’s eye
Devoutly I would cast my soul so special
As art thou
I am but a rogue!
I am a libertine!
I know not wherefore I dwell in this place
But in this land I fear I belong not
If pain usurps my soul I shudder not
I seek but to design my very fate
And in this fate I seek a flawless form
A form to match a soul most without spot
And when I dwell here not I would thy mark it
For thou art special as the act of coupling
I am but a rascal!
I am a lecher!
I know not wherefore I dwell in this place
But in this land I fear I belong not
She doth flee from the entrance!
She doth flee! She doth flee! O’ she doth flee!
All which pleaseth thou
All which thou doth desire
Would I were special
As art thou
I am but a knave!
I am a debaucher!
I know not wherefore I dwell in this place
But in this land I fear I belong not
In this land I fear I belong not

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