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Pierre Certon
(c.1515 - 1572)
Fini le bien
(A.T.)
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Included in Rhaw's Bicinia Gallica (vol. 2), 1545. The text is a riposte to "Douce mémoire", a lyric by François I found in several settings.
Lyrics: Anon
Fini le bien, le mal soudain commence.
Témoins en sont nos malheurs qu'on peut voir;
Car tout le bien trouvé par espérance
Le mal nous l'a remis en son pouvoir.
O tant d'ennui qui as voulu pourvoir
De varier la fermeté:e aimée.
Il aurait bien qui savait son savoir.
Douce mémoire, en plaisir consommée.
Good fortune is finished, and misfortunes begin in a rush.
Your shortcomings are troubles that all can see;
For misfortune has reclaimed dominion
Of all that good fortune rooted in hope.
You wished to dispel such a deep boredom
By revising that cherished constancy.
He that heeds his own common sense will flourish.
O sweet remembrance, subsumed in pleasure.
Fini le bien, le mal soudain commence.
Témoins en sont nos malheurs qu'on peut voir;
Car tout le bien trouvé par espérance
Le mal nous l'a remis en son pouvoir.
O tant d'ennui qui as voulu pourvoir
De varier la fermeté:e aimée.
Il aurait bien qui savait son savoir.
Douce mémoire, en plaisir consommée.
Good fortune is finished, and misfortunes begin in a rush.
Your shortcomings are troubles that all can see;
For misfortune has reclaimed dominion
Of all that good fortune rooted in hope.
You wished to dispel such a deep boredom
By revising that cherished constancy.
He that heeds his own common sense will flourish.
O sweet remembrance, subsumed in pleasure.