Reliquary of English Songs - Volume 1

Contents: About the sweet bag of a bee • Ah! the syghes that come fro' my heart • Arise, ye subterranean winds • Awake, sweet love • Barbara Allen • Beauty and Love • The British Grenadiers •Cease, O my sad soul • Come again, sweet love • Come, lovely Phillis • Dido's Lament • Gather ye rosebuds while ye may • Have you seen but a white lily grow • Hence, hence with your trifling deity• How happy art thou • The Hunt is up • I attempt from love's sickness to fly • I do confess • If the quick spirit of your eye • I live not where I love • I pass all my hours • I prethee,send me back my heart • It was a lover and his lass • The Knotting Song • Let us dance, let us sing • Lilliburlero • Little love serves my turn • Love will find out the way • Next, Winter comesslowly • Now is the month of maying • Now, O now I needs must part • Nymphs and Shepherds • Once I loved a maiden fair • Pastime with good company • Phillida and Coridon • Phillis, on thenew-made hay • Phillis, talk not more of passion • Phillis, why should we delay • Sally in our Alley • The Self-Banished • Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoying • Sumer is icumen in • The ThreeRavens • Tobacco's but an Indian weed • Wert thou more fairer than thou art • What if a day • When I have often heard • When the King enjoys his own again • Why should'st thou sweare I am forsworn• The Willow Song • Wronge not, deare Empress of my hearte • You Gentlement of England.