| For better or worse, the lyrics are equally dated, seldom addressing issues more dynamic than lovesickness, desperation, or down-on-your-luck blues. |
| Generally his expression carried lovesickness to the point of outright queasiness. |
| In her disguise as the boy Ganymede, Rosalind is able to promise Orlando a cure for lovesickness and also schools him in the art of love! |
| Stories abounded of clubhouses, camping trips, high phone bills, illnesses, school proms, and, as the children grew older, lovesickness. |
| The characters' folly is in their lovesickness, an idealization of the other that mostly takes the form of poetry. |
| The atrabilious maladies to which artists were supposedly vulnerable included lovesickness and plague. |
