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

Goe yee my Canzonets to my deer darling

Goe yee my Canzonets to my deer darling, deere darling, And with your gentle daintie sweet accentings, desire hir to vouchsafe these my lamentings, And with a crownet, of hir rayes supernall, T'adorne your locks and make your name eternall. And with a crownet, of hir rayes supernall, T'adorne your locks and make your name eternall.