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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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[III. Ladie those eyes]

Ladie those eyes, those eyes of yours

Ladie those eyes, those eyes of yours, those eyes that shine so cleerely: Why doe you hide from he: that bought their beames so deerely? Thinck not when thou exilest mee, lesse heate in mee seiourneth, lesse heate in mee seiourneth, O, no, ô no, no, ô no, no, no, then thou beguilest thee, Loue doth but shine but shine in thee, Loue doth but shine in thee, but ô in me in me, ô but in me in mee, but ô in me in me he burneth. Loue doth but shine but shine in thee, Loue doth but shine in thee, but ô in mee in mee, ô but in me in mee, but ô in mee in mee hee burneth.