Pan & Syrinx: No. 29, "Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly"

Lyrics: Anonymus Music: John Ernest Galliard CHORUS Fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly. (Exeunt) SYRINX What must I do, Or how escape? Alas! I tremble… PAN Why those tears? Hear me, Lovely, cruel Fair, Behold me prostrate at your Feet Low and submissive as a Rurall Swain. SYRINX I must not hear of Love. PAN Not hear of Love? Why then were all those Heav’nly Beauties giv’n? Not Cynthia’s self can rivall you in charms. SYRINX Thy Flatt’ry and thy Love alike I scorn. PAN Consent to Love, And thou like Her shalt reign Queen of the Lawns, And have thy Nymphs t’attend thee. SYRINX No such Ambition can allure my Mind: I must not hear of love. PAN Force shall befriend me, since Intreaties fail. I will posses thee, stubborn Maid! Thy Beauty has inflam’d my Soul; Nor will I Languish, Scorn’d and in Despair. SYRINX O savage Insolence! – protect me Gods! Save me, Diana; Virgin-Goddess save me!