Sweet honey-sucking bees

Wilbye, John

G minor

Weep weep mine eyes

Wilbye, John

D minor

Dear pity how?

Wilbye, John

F major

Sweet love if thou wilt gain

Wilbye, John

G major

I live and yet methinks I do not breathe

Wilbye, John

D minor

Ah! cruel Amarillis

Wilbye, John

G major

Weep O mine eyes

Wilbye, John

G minor

Love not me for comely grace

Wilbye, John

A major

I always beg

Wilbye, John

A minor

O wretched man! why lov'st thou earthly life

Wilbye, John

F minor

Away thou shalt not love me

Wilbye, John

G major

Softly O! drop mine eyes

Wilbye, John

A minor

Adieu Sweet Amaryllis

Wilbye, John

G minor

Ah! cannot sighs nor tears

Wilbye, John

C minor

When Cloris heard

Wilbye, John

D minor

Happy O happy he

Wilbye, John

C minor

Despiteful thus unto myself I languish

Wilbye, John

A minor

When shall my wretched life

Wilbye, John

A minor

So light is love

Wilbye, John

F major

As fair as morn

Wilbye, John

G major

Why dost thou shoot?

Wilbye, John

C major

Thus love commands

Wilbye, John

A minor

And though my love abounding

Wilbye, John

G minor

All Pleasure is of this Condition

Wilbye, John

G minor

Ye that do live in pleasures

Wilbye, John

A- major

Cruel behold my heavy ending

Wilbye, John

G minor

Thou art but young thou say'st

Wilbye, John

G major

As Matchless Beauty

Wilbye, John

F major

Happy streams whose trembling fall

Wilbye, John

D minor

O God the rock of my whole strength

Wilbye, John

D major