Book of Songs, Book 1, If my complaints could passions move: If my complaints couid passions move (4)

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Book of Songs, Book 1, If my complaints could passions move: If my complaints couid passions move (4) a song by John Dowland on BeMusic

Book of Songs, Book 1, Awake sweet love, thou art returned: Awake sweet love thou art returnd (19) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Think'st thou then by thy feigning: Thinkst thou then by thy fayning? (10) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Can she excuse my wrongs: Can she excuse my wrongs with vertues cloake (5) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Go, crystal tears: Goe crystall teares (9) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, My thoughts Are winged with hopes: My thoughts Are wingd with hopes (3) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Come, heavy sleep: Come heavy sleepe (20) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, His golden locks Time hath to silver turned: His golden locks time has to silver turnd (18) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Come away, come sweet love: Come away, come sweet love (11) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, If my complaints could passions move: If my complaints couid passions move (4) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
1st Booke of Songes: All ye whom love or fortune hath betrayd (14) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Whoever thinks or hopes of love for love: Who ever thinkes or hopes of love for love (2) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Away with these self-loving lads: Away with these self-loving lads (21) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Now, O Now I Needs Must Part: Now, O now I needs must part (6) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Sleep wayward thoughts: Sleep wayward thoughts (13) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Dear, If you change, I'll never choose again: Deare If you change Ile never chuse againe (7) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Unquiet thoughts: Unquiet thoughts (1) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Would my conceit That first enforced my woe: Would my conceit That first enforst my woe (16) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Wilt thou unkind thus reave me of my heart: Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me of my heart? (15) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Burst forth, my tears: Burst forth, my teares (8) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,
Book of Songs, Book 1, Rest awhile, you cruel cares: Rest a while you cruell cares (12) by Jakob Lindberg, John Dowland, Rogers Covey-Crump,