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Canzonets

or little short songs to three voyces: published by Thomas Morley ... Now newly imprinted with some Songs added by the avthor

Morley, Thomas (1557-1603?)

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I.

[I. See, see, myne owne sweet Iewell]

II.

[II. Ioy, ioy doth so arise and so content me]

III.

[III. Ladie those eyes]

IIII.

[IIII. Cruel, you pul away to soone your sweet lips]

V.

[V. Hould out my hart]

VI.

[VI. God morrow, faire Ladies, of the May]

VII.

[VII. O flye not O take some pittie]

VIII.

[VIII. Whether away so fast]

IX.

[IX. Blow, Shepheards, blow, blow resounding]

X.

[X. Deep lamenting]

XI.

[XI. Farewell disdainefull]

XII.

[XII. Doe you not know how Loue]

XIII.

[XIII. Thirsis, O let, let pittie, pittie]

XIIII.

[XIIII. Now must I dye]

XV.

[XV. Lady if I through griefe]

XVI.

[XVI. Cease myne eyes]

XVII.

[XVII. Where art wher art thou]

XVIII.

[XVIII. What ailes my darling]

XIX.

[XIX. Arise, get up my deere]

XX.

[XX. Say, deere, will you not haue mee]

XXI.

[XXI. Loue learnes by laughing first to speake]

XXII.

[XXII. This Loue is but a wanton fit]

XXIII.

[XXIII. Though Philomela lost hir loue]

XXIIII.

[XXIIII. Spring tyme mantleth euery bough]

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[XXI. Loue learnes by laughing first to speake]

Loue learnes by laughing first to speake

Loue learnes by laughing first to speake, Then slilie gaines cares passing great. Fa la la la la. Loue learnes by laughing first to speake, Then slilie gaines cares passing great. Fa la la la la. But I will laugh, without that care, And bid loue touch mee if hee dare. Fa la la la la la la la la. Fa la la la la. But I will laugh, without that care, And bid loue touch mee, if hee dare. Fa la la la la la la, la la. Fa la la la la.