W. Lawes
Gather your rosebuds (William Lawes)
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The Laughing Cavalier
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Ah heav'n what is't I hear (John Blow)
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N. Lanier
Though I am young (Nicholas Lanier)
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Dear do not your fair beauty wrong (Robert Johnson)
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John Wilson: Now the lusty spring is seen (John Wilson
attributed to Robert Johnson)
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John Wilson
Lawn as white as driven snow (attributed to John Wilson)
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N. Lanier
Sweet do not thus destroy me (Nicholas Lanier)
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John Wilson
Turn turn thy beauteous face away (John Wilson)
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N. Lanier
Amorosa Pargoletta (Nicholas Lanier)
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Dearest do not now delay me (Anon:Henry Lawes)
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N. Lanier
Misera Pastorella (Nicholas Lanier)
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J. Coprario
Coprario or Gray's Inn the first (John Coprario)
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Some drink boy some drink (William Lawes)
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Robert Smith
Come lay by your cares (Robert Smith)
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John Wilson
God Lyeus ever young (John Wilson:attribured to Robert Johnson)
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Cast your caps and cares away (John Wilson)
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Come hither you that love (Robert Johnson:John Wilson)
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John Wilson
From the fair Lavinian shore (John Wilson)
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W. Lawes
She weepeth full sore (William Lawes)
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O think not Phoebe 'cause a cloud (William Lawes)
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When the King enjoys his own again (Anon)
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J. Jenkins
Country dance (John Jenkins)
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M. Locke
Orpheus with his lute (Matthew Locke)
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I know that my Redeemer lives (Matthew Locke)
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Care-charming sleep (Robert Johnson)
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R. Johnson
Full fathom five thy father lies (Robert Johnson:John Wilson)
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Music the master of thy art is dead (William Lawes)
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Man's life is but vain (the angler's catch) (Henry Lawes)
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