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Author: Thomas Campion (1567-1620)
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 A secret love (A secret loue or two I must confesse) - T. Campion
A secret loue or two I must confesse T. Campion: A secret love
All lookes be pale (All lookes be pale, harts cold as stone) - T. Campion
All lookes be pale, harts cold as stone T. Campion: All lookes be pale
Amaryllis (I care not for these Ladies
) - C. Gibbs
As by the streames of Babilon (As by the streames of Babilon) - T. Campion
As by the streames of Babilon T. Campion: As by the streames of Babilon
Author of Light (Author of light, revive my dying sprite
) - T. Campion
Author of light, revive my dying sprite
T. Campion: Author of Light
Awake, awake, thou heauy spright (Awake, awake, thou heauy spright) - T. Campion
Awake, awake, thou heauy spright T. Campion: Awake, awake, thou heauy spright
Beauty is but a painted hell (Beauty is but a painted hell) - T. Campion, D. Hol
Beauty is but a painted hell T. Campion, D. Hol: Beauty is but a painted hell
Beauty, since you so much desire (Beauty, since you so much desire) - T. Campion
Beauty, since you so much desire T. Campion: Beauty, since you so much desire
Blame not my cheeks, though pale with loue they be (Blame not my cheeks, though pale with loue they be) - T. Campion
Blame not my cheeks, though pale with loue they be T. Campion: Blame not my cheeks, though pale with loue they be
Brauely deckt, come forth, bright day (Brauely deckt, come forth, bright day) - T. Campion
Brauely deckt, come forth, bright day T. Campion: Brauely deckt, come forth, bright day
Breake now my heart and dye (Breake now my heart and dye, Oh no, she may relent) - T. Campion
Breake now my heart and dye, Oh no, she may relent T. Campion: Breake now my heart and dye
Bring away this Sacred Tree T. Campion: Song: Bring away this Sacred Tree
Come a shore, come, merrie mates T. Campion: Song: Come a shore, come, merrie mates
Come away, arm'd with loues delights (Come away, arm'd with loues delights) - T. Campion
Come away, arm'd with loues delights T. Campion: Come away, arm'd with loues delights
Come, cheerful day (Come, cheerful day, part of my life, to me
) - T. Campion
Come, cheerful day, part of my life, to me
T. Campion: Come, cheerful day
Come, let vs sound with melody, the praises (Come, let vs sound with melody, the praises) - T. Campion
Come, let vs sound with melody, the praises T. Campion: Come, let vs sound with melody, the praises
Come, O come my life's delight (Come, O come, my life's delight) - I. Gurney
Come, O come, my life's delight B. Holmes, T. Campion: Come, O come, my life's delight
R. Quilter: My life's delight
I. Gurney: Come, O come my life's delight
R. Clarke: Come, o come, my life's delight
Come, you pretty false-ey'd wanton (Come, you pretty false-ey'd wanton) - T. Campion
Come, you pretty false-ey'd wanton T. Campion: Come, you pretty false-ey'd wanton
Could my heart more tongues imploy (Could my heart more tongues imploy) - T. Campion
Could my heart more tongues imploy T. Campion: Could my heart more tongues imploy
Faine would I my loue disclose (Faine would I my loue disclose) - T. Campion
Faine would I my loue disclose T. Campion: Faine would I my loue disclose
Faine would I wed a faire yong man (Faine would I wed a faire yong man that day and night could please mee) - T. Campion
Faine would I wed a faire yong man that day and night could please mee T. Campion: Faine would I wed a faire yong man
Fair, if you expect admiring (Fair, if you expect admiring
) - T. Campion
Fair, if you expect admiring
T. Campion: Fair, if you expect admiring
Fire, fire, fire (Fire, fire, fire, fire, loe here I burne in such desire) - T. Campion, D. Hol
Fire, fire, fire, fire, loe here I burne in such desire T. Campion, D. Hol: Fire, fire, fire
Follow thy fair sun (Followe thy faire sunne unhappy shaddowe) - V. Thomson
Follow your saint (Follow your saint follow with accents sweet) - T. Campion, V. Thomson
Follow your saint follow with accents sweet T. Campion, V. Thomson: Follow your saint
Followe thy faire sunne (Followe thy faire sunne unhappy shaddowe) - T. Campion
Followe thy faire sunne unhappy shaddowe T. Campion: Followe thy faire sunne
V. Thomson: Follow thy fair sun
Giue beauty all her right (Giue beauty all her right) - T. Campion
Giue beauty all her right T. Campion: Giue beauty all her right
Goe, happy man, like th'Euening Starre T. Campion: Song: Goe, happy man
Good men, shew, if you can tell (Good men, shew, if you can tell) - T. Campion
Good men, shew, if you can tell T. Campion: Good men, shew, if you can tell
Harden now thy tyred hart (Harden now thy tyred hart, with more then flinty rage) - T. Campion
Harden now thy tyred hart, with more then flinty rage T. Campion: Harden now thy tyred hart
Harke all you ladies (Harke all you ladies that do sleep) - T. Campion
Harke all you ladies that do sleep T. Campion: Harke all you ladies
Heart's music (Tune thy music to thy heart) - R. Vaughan Williams
Her rosie cheekes, her euer smiling eyes (Her rosie cheekes, her euer smiling eyes) - T. Campion
Her rosie cheekes, her euer smiling eyes T. Campion: Her rosie cheekes, her euer smiling eyes
How eas'ly wert thou chained (How eas'ly wert thou chained) - T. Campion
How eas'ly wert thou chained T. Campion: How eas'ly wert thou chained
I care not for these Ladies (I care not for these Ladies
) - T. Campion, B. Holmes
I care not for these Ladies
C. Gibbs: Amaryllis
T. Campion, B. Holmes: I care not for these Ladies
I care not for those Ladies C. Gibbs: Amaryllis
T. Campion, B. Holmes: I care not for these Ladies
I must complain (I must complain, yet doe enioy my Loue) - T. Campion
I must complain, yet doe enioy my Loue T. Campion: I must complain
If thou long'st so much to learn (If thou long'st so much to learn, sweet boy, what 'tis to love
) - T. Campion
If thou long'st so much to learn, sweet boy, what 'tis to love
T. Campion: If thou long'st so much to learn
It fell on a sommers day (It fell on a sommers day) - T. Campion
It fell on a sommers day T. Campion: It fell on a sommers day
Jack and Jone (Jacke and Jone they think no ill
) - T. Campion
Jacke and Jone they think no ill
T. Campion: Jack and Jone
Kinde are her answeres (Kinde are her answeres
) - T. Campion
Kinde are her answeres
T. Campion: Kinde are her answeres
Leaue prolonging thy distresse (Leaue prolonging thy distresse) - T. Campion
Leaue prolonging thy distresse T. Campion: Leaue prolonging thy distresse
Lift vp to heau'n, sad wretch (Lift vp to heau'n, sad wretch, thy heauy spright) - T. Campion
Lift vp to heau'n, sad wretch, thy heauy spright T. Campion: Lift vp to heau'n, sad wretch
Lighten, heauy heart, thy spright (Lighten, heauy heart, thy spright) - T. Campion
Lighten, heauy heart, thy spright T. Campion: Lighten, heauy heart, thy spright
Loe, when backe mine eye (Loe, when backe mine eye) - T. Campion
Loe, when backe mine eye T. Campion: Loe, when backe mine eye
Loue me or not, loue her I must or dye (Loue me or not, loue her I must or dye) - T. Campion
Loue me or not, loue her I must or dye T. Campion: Loue me or not, loue her I must or dye
Maydes are simple, some men say (Maydes are simple, some men say) - T. Campion
Maydes are simple, some men say T. Campion: Maydes are simple, some men say
Mistris, since you so much desire (Mistris, since you so much desire) - T. Campion
Mistris, since you so much desire T. Campion: Mistris, since you so much desire
Most sweet and pleasing are thy wayes, O God T. Campion: Most sweet and pleasing are thy ways
Most sweet and pleasing are thy ways (Most sweet and pleasing are thy wayes, O God) - T. Campion
My life's delight (Come, O come, my life's delight) - R. Quilter
My loue hath vowd hee will forsake mee (My loue hath vowd hee will forsake mee) - T. Campion
My loue hath vowd hee will forsake mee T. Campion: My loue hath vowd hee will forsake mee
My sweetest Lesbia, let vs liue and loue (My sweetest Lesbia, let vs liue and loue) - T. Campion
My sweetest Lesbia, let vs liue and loue T. Campion: My sweetest Lesbia, let vs liue and loue
Neuer loue vnlesse you can (Neuer loue vnlesse you can) - T. Campion
Neuer loue vnlesse you can T. Campion: Neuer loue vnlesse you can
Never weather-beaten sail (Never weather-beaten sail more willing bent to shore) - E. Bunge, T. Campion, C. Parry, R. Shephard, C. Wood
Never weather-beaten sail more willing bent to shore E. Bunge, T. Campion, C. Parry, R. Shephard, C. Wood: Never weather-beaten sail
Now winter nights enlarge (Now winter nights enlarge
) - B. Holmes, T. Campion, D. Hol
Now winter nights enlarge
P. Moore: Winter nights
B. Holmes, T. Campion, D. Hol: Now winter nights enlarge
O be still, be still, unquiet thoughts, and rest on love's adventer P. Warlock: The lover's maze
O deare that I with thee might liue (O deare that I with thee might liue) - T. Campion
O deare that I with thee might liue T. Campion: O deare that I with thee might liue
O sweet delight - D. Hol [x]
O what vnhop't for sweet supply (O what vnhop't for sweet supply) - T. Campion
O what vnhop't for sweet supply T. Campion: O what vnhop't for sweet supply
Oft have I sigh'd (Oft have I sigh'd for him that hears me not
) - T. Campion
Oft have I sigh'd for him that hears me not
T. Campion: Oft have I sigh'd
Out of my soules deapth (Out of my soules deapth to thee my cryes have sounded) - T. Campion
Out of my soules deapth to thee my cryes have sounded T. Campion: Out of my soules deapth
Pin'd I am and like to die (Pin'd I am and like to die) - T. Campion
Pin'd I am and like to die T. Campion: Pin'd I am and like to die
Rose cheek'd Laura, come! V. Thomson, T. Campion: Rose cheek'd Laura, come!
Rose cheek'd Laura, come! (Rose cheek'd Laura, come!) - V. Thomson, T. Campion
See where she flies enrag'd from me (See where she flies enrag'd from me) - T. Campion
See where she flies enrag'd from me T. Campion: See where she flies enrag'd from me
Seeke the Lord, and in his wayes perseuer (Seeke the Lord, and in his wayes perseuer) - T. Campion
Seeke the Lord, and in his wayes perseuer T. Campion: Seeke the Lord, and in his wayes perseuer
Shall I come, sweet love, to thee
T. Campion: Shall I come, sweet love?
Shall I come, sweet love? (Shall I come, sweet love, to thee
) - T. Campion
Silly boy, 'tis ful Moone (Silly boy, 'tis ful Moone yet thy night as day shines clearely) - T. Campion
Silly boy, 'tis ful Moone yet thy night as day shines clearely T. Campion: Silly boy, 'tis ful Moone
Sing a song of ioy (Sing a song of ioy) - T. Campion
Sing a song of ioy T. Campion: Sing a song of ioy
Sleepe, angry beauty (Sleepe, angry beauty, sleep, and feare not me) - T. Campion
Sleepe, angry beauty, sleep, and feare not me T. Campion: Sleepe, angry beauty
So many loues haue I neglected (So many loues haue I neglected) - T. Campion
So many loues haue I neglected T. Campion: So many loues haue I neglected
So quicke, so hot, so mad (So quicke, so hot, so mad is thy fond sute
) - T. Campion
So quicke, so hot, so mad is thy fond sute
T. Campion: So quicke, so hot, so mad
Song: Bring away this Sacred Tree (Bring away this Sacred Tree) - T. Campion
Song: Come a shore, come, merrie mates (Come a shore, come, merrie mates) - T. Campion
Song: Goe, happy man (Goe, happy man, like th'Euening Starre) - T. Campion
Song: While dancing rests (While dancing rests, fit place to musicke graunting) - T. Campion
Sweet, exclude mee not, nor be divided (Sweet, exclude mee not, nor be divided) - T. Campion
Sweet, exclude mee not, nor be divided T. Campion: Sweet, exclude mee not, nor be divided
The cypress curtain of the night (The cypress curtain of the night is spread
) - T. Campion
The cypress curtain of the night is spread
T. Campion: The cypress curtain of the night
The lover's maze (O be still, be still, unquiet thoughts, and rest on love's adventer) - P. Warlock
The man of life upright (The man of life upright) - T. Loevendie
The man of life upright T. Loevendie: The man of life upright
The man of life vpright (The man of life vpright, whose guiltlesse hart is free
) - T. Campion
The man of life vpright (The man of life vpright, whose chearfull minde is free
) - T. Campion
The man of life vpright, whose chearfull minde is free
T. Campion: The man of life vpright
The man of life vpright, whose guiltlesse hart is free
T. Campion: The man of life vpright
The peacefull westerne winde (The peacefull westerne winde) - T. Campion
The peacefull westerne winde T. Campion: The peacefull westerne winde
There is a garden in her face (There is a garden in her face
) - G. Bush, B. Holmes, J. Ireland, V. Thomson, T. Campion DUT
There is a garden in her face
DUT G. Bush, B. Holmes, J. Ireland, V. Thomson, T. Campion: There is a garden in her face
There is none, O none but you (There is none, O none but you) - T. Campion
There is none, O none but you T. Campion: There is none, O none but you
Think'st thou to seduce me then (Think'st thou to seduce me then with words that have no meaning?) - T. Campion
Think'st thou to seduce me then with words that have no meaning? T. Campion: Think'st thou to seduce me then
Thou art not fair (Thou art not fair for all thy red and white) - N. Lanier, T. Campion
Thou art not fair for all thy red and white N. Lanier, T. Campion: Thou art not fair
Thou ioy'st, fond boy, to be by many loued (Thou ioy'st, fond boy, to be by many loued) - T. Campion
Thou ioy'st, fond boy, to be by many loued T. Campion: Thou ioy'st, fond boy, to be by many loued
Though you are young and I am old (Though you are young and I am old
) - T. Campion
Though you are young and I am old
T. Campion: Though you are young and I am old
Though your strangenesse frets my hart (Though your strangenesse frets my hart) - T. Campion
Though your strangenesse frets my hart T. Campion: Though your strangenesse frets my hart
Thrice toss these oaken ashes in the air (Thrice toss these oaken ashes in the air) - B. Holmes
Thrice toss these oaken ashes in the air B. Holmes: Thrice toss these oaken ashes in the air
Thrice tosse these Oaken ashes (Thrice tosse these Oaken ashes in the ayre) - T. Campion
Thrice tosse these Oaken ashes in the ayre T. Campion: Thrice tosse these Oaken ashes
To his sweet Lute (To his sweet Lute Apollo sung the motions of the Spheares) - T. Campion
To his sweet Lute Apollo sung the motions of the Spheares T. Campion: To his sweet Lute
To Musicke bent is my retyred minde (To Musicke bent is my retyred minde) - T. Campion
To Musicke bent is my retyred minde T. Campion: To Musicke bent is my retyred minde
Tune thy music to thy heart R. Vaughan Williams: Heart's music
Tune thy Musicke to thy hart (Tune thy Musicke to thy hart) - T. Campion
Tune thy Musicke to thy hart T. Campion: Tune thy Musicke to thy hart
Turne all thy thoughts to eyes (Turne all thy thoughts to eyes) - T. Campion
Turne all thy thoughts to eyes T. Campion: Turne all thy thoughts to eyes
Turne backe you wanton flyer (Turne backe you wanton flyer
) - T. Campion
Turne backe you wanton flyer
T. Campion: Turne backe you wanton flyer
Vaile, loue, mine eyes (Vaile, loue, mine eyes : O hide from me) - T. Campion
Vaile, loue, mine eyes : O hide from me T. Campion: Vaile, loue, mine eyes
Vaine men, whose follies make a God of Loue (Vaine men, whose follies make a God of Loue) - T. Campion
Vaine men, whose follies make a God of Loue T. Campion: Vaine men, whose follies make a God of Loue
View mee, Lord, a worke of thine (View mee, Lord, a worke of thine) - T. Campion
View mee, Lord, a worke of thine T. Campion: View mee, Lord, a worke of thine
What harvest halfe so sweet is (What harvest halfe so sweet is) - T. Campion
What harvest halfe so sweet is T. Campion: What harvest halfe so sweet is
What is a day, what is a yeere? P. Rosseter: What is a day, what is a yeere?
What is a day, what is a yeere? (What is a day, what is a yeere?) - P. Rosseter
What is it all that men possesse (What is it all that men possesse, among themselues conuersing) - T. Campion
What is it all that men possesse, among themselues conuersing T. Campion: What is it all that men possesse
What then is loue but mourning? P. Rosseter: What then is loue but mourning?
What then is loue but mourning? (What then is loue but mourning?) - P. Rosseter
When Laura smiles (When Laura smiles her sight reuiues both night and day) - P. Rosseter
When Laura smiles her sight reuiues both night and day P. Rosseter: When Laura smiles
When the God of merrie loue (When the God of merrie loue) - T. Campion
When the God of merrie loue T. Campion: When the God of merrie loue
When thou must home (When thou must home to shades of under ground) - T. Campion
When thou must home to shades of under ground T. Campion: When thou must home
When to her lute Corrina sings (When to her lute Corrina sings) - B. Holmes, T. Campion
When to her lute Corrina sings B. Holmes, T. Campion: When to her lute Corrina sings
Where are all thy beauties now (Where are all thy beauties now, all harts enchayning) - T. Campion
Where are all thy beauties now, all harts enchayning T. Campion: Where are all thy beauties now
Where shall I refuge seeke (Where shall I refuge seeke, if you refuse mee) - T. Campion
Where shall I refuge seeke, if you refuse mee T. Campion: Where shall I refuge seeke
Where shee her sacred bowre adornes (Where shee her sacred bowre adornes) - T. Campion
Where shee her sacred bowre adornes T. Campion: Where shee her sacred bowre adornes
While dancing rests, fit place to musicke graunting T. Campion: Song: While dancing rests
Winter nights (Now winter nights enlarge
) - P. Moore
Wise men patience neuer want (Wise men patience neuer want) - T. Campion
Wise men patience neuer want T. Campion: Wise men patience neuer want
Yet once again, let us our measures move (Yet once again, let us our measures move) - E. Rubbra
Yet once again, let us our measures move E. Rubbra: Yet once again, let us our measures move
Young and simple though I am (Young and simple though I am) - N. Lanier
Young and simple though I am N. Lanier: Young and simple though I am
Your faire lookes enflame my desire (Your faire lookes enflame my desire) - T. Campion
Your faire lookes enflame my desire T. Campion: Your faire lookes enflame my desire
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