Dowland J. - Lute Song Of John Dowland Vol.1 And Vol.2

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"The Original First and Second Books Including Dowland’s Original Lute Tablature.THE FIRST BOOK OF SONGSI.Unquiet thoughtsII.

Who ever thinks or hopes of loveIII.My thoughts are wing'd with hopesIV.If my complaints could passions moveV.

Can she excuse my wrongs?VI."Now, O now, I needs must part""VII.""Dear, if you change""VIII.

""Burst forth, my tears""IX.Go crystal tearsX.Think'st thou then by thy feigningXI.

""Come away, come sweet love""XII.Rest awhile you cruel caresXIII.""Sleep, wayward thoughts""XIV.

""All ye, whom Love or Fortune""XIVa.""All ye, whom Love or Fortune""XV.""Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me""XVI.

Would my conceitXVII.Come againXVIII.His golden locksXIX.

""Awake, sweet love, thou art return'd""XX.""Come, heavy Sleep""XXI.Away with these self-loving lads------ My Lord Chamberlain his Galliard(For two to play.

)THE SECOND BOOK OF SONGSI.I saw my Lady weepII.Flow my tearsIII.

""Sorrow, stay""IV.Die not before thy dayV.""Mourn, day is with darkness fled""VI.

""Time's eldest son, Old Age (The first part)""VII.Then sit thee down (The second part)VIII.When others sing Venite (The third part)IX.

Praise blindness eyesX.O sweet woodsXI.If floods of tearsXII.

Fine knacks for ladiesXIII.Now cease my wand'ring eyesXIV.Come ye heavy states of nightXV.

White as lilies was her faceXVI.Woeful heartXVII.A shepherd in a shadeXVIII.

Faction that ever dwellsXIX.Shall I sueXX.Toss not my soulXXI.

Clear or cloudyXXIa.Clear or cloudyXXII.Humour say what mak'st thou here (a Dialogue)"""