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Of Thomas Morley

The first booke of canzonets to two voyces

Morley, Thomas (1557-1603?)

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[I. Goe yee my Canzonets to my deer darling]

II.

[II. When loe, by break of morning]

III.

[III. Sweet Nimphe come to thy louer]

[V. I Goe before my darling]

VII.

[VII. Miraculous loues wounding]

VIII.

[VIII. Loe heere another loue]

[X. Leaue now mine eyes lamenting]

XI.

[XI. Fyre and lightning from heauen fall]

XIII.

[XIII. Flora: And yet must I content mee]

XV.

[XV. In nets of golden wyers]

XVII.

[XVII. O thou that art so cruel]

XIX.

[XIX. I should for griefe and anguish dye recureles]

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[XIII. Flora: And yet must I content mee]

Flora: And yet must I content mee

Flora: And yet must I content mee, Flora wilt thou torment mee, And yet must I content mee, And shall I haue no pleasure, Of that thy beauties treasure, Lo then, Lo then I dye and dying thus complaine mee, Lo then I dye & dying thus complaine mee Flora gentile and faire, Alas hath slaine mee. hath slaine mee, alas hath slaine mee, alas hath slaine mee, alas hath slaine mee, Flora gentile & faire, alas hath slaine mee, hath slaine mee, hath slaine mee, alas hath slaine mee, alas hath slaine mee.