Dowland, John
428 noten
428 Noten
428 Noten
VIII. Tell me true Love where shall I seeke thy being
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XIIII. Thou Mighty God
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XII. In this trembling shadow
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IIII. Love those beames that breede
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II. Sweet stay a while
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XVII. Where Sinne sore wounding
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Come again sweet love doth now invite
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Awake Sweet Love
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A psalme before Evening praier
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Come heavy sleep
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Die not before thy day
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Farewell too faire
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Flow not so fast ye fountains
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I must complain, yet do enjoy
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I shame on mine unworthiness
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Lend your eares to my sorrow good people
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Rest a while you cruel cares
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VI. Were every thought an eye
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II. Sweet stay a while
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Come again
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Me me and none but me
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A psalme before morning praier
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Mr. Giles Hobies Galliard
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Sir Henry Umpton's Funeral
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By a fountain where I lay
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Humor say what makst thou heere
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My soul, praise the Lord, speak good of his name
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Say love if ever thou didst find
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Sleep wayward thoughts
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The lowest trees have tops
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