Quantity Deal,Byrd: Songs of Sundrie Natures (1589)

Contents

• Byrd: An earthly tree
• Byrd: And as the pleasant morning dew
• Byrd: And think ye nymphs
• Byrd: Attend Mine Humble Prayer
• Byrd: Behold how good a thing
• Byrd: Boy pity me
• Byrd: But when by proof they find
• Byrd: Cast off all doubtful care
• Byrd: Christ is risen again
• Byrd: Christ rising again from the dead
• Byrd: Compel the hawk
• Byrd: From Citheron the warlike boy
• Byrd: From depth of sin
• Byrd: From virgin's womb this day did spring
• Byrd: Her breath is more sweet
• Byrd: I Thought That Love Had Been A Boy
• Byrd: If in thine heart
• Byrd: If love be just
• Byrd: Is love a boy?
• Byrd: Lord hear my prayer
• Byrd: Lord in thy rage
• Byrd: Lord in thy wrath
• Byrd: Love is a fit of pleasure
• Byrd: Love would discharge
• Byrd: O dear life, when may it be
• Byrd: O God which art most merciful
• Byrd: O Lord my God
• Byrd: Of gold all burnished
• Byrd: Penelope that longed
• Byrd: Rejoice, rejoice in Christ
• Byrd: Right blest are they
• Byrd: See those sweet eyes
• Byrd: Susanna fair
• Byrd: The greedy hawk
• Byrd: The nightingale so pleasant
• Byrd: Then for a boat his quiver
• Byrd: There careless thoughts are freed
• Byrd: Unto the hills mine eyes I lift
• Byrd: Upon a summer's day
• Byrd: Weeping full sore
• Byrd: When first by force
• Byrd: When I was otherwise
• Byrd: When younglings first on Cupid
• Byrd: While that the sun
• Byrd: Who made thee Hob forsake the plough?
• Byrd: Wounded I am
• Byrd: Yet of us twain