"Flow My Tears" genre: Baroque
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	Late 16th century English lute song.
	CD: Remixes   Label: buckyball Music, inc.
	Story Behind the Song This, one of the most popular and well-known pieces on the "Remixes" CD, is a heart-wrenching exploration of lost love. Lyrics flow my teares john dowland, 1563-1626 flow my teares, fall from your springs exilde forever, let me mourne where night’s black bird, hir sad infamy sings, there let mee live forlorne. downe vaine nights, shine you no more no nights are dark enough for those that in despaire, their lost fortuns deplore light doth but shame disclose. never may my woes be relieved, since pitie is fled, and tears, and sighes, and grones my wearie days, of all joyes have deprived from the highest spire of contentment, my fortune is throwne, and feare, and griefe, and paine for my deserts, are my hopes since hope is gone. harke you shadows that in darkness dwell learn to contemne light. happie, happie they that in hell feele not the world’s despite.

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