John Dowland: The Second Booke of Songs of Ayres (1600)

1 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~I saw my Lady weepe
2 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Flow my teares fall from your springss
3 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Sorow, sorow stay lend true repentant teares
4 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Dye not before thy day
5 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Mourne, mourne, day is with darknesse fled
6 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~First part: Tymes eldest sonne, old age the heire of ease
7 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Second part: Then sit thee downe, and say thy Nune demittis
8 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Third part: When others sings Venite exultemus
9 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Praise blindnesse eies, for seeing is deceipt
10 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~O sweet woods, the delight of solitarienesse
11 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~If fludes of tears could clense my follies past
12 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Fine knacks for Ladies
13 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Now cease my wandering eyes
14 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Come ye heavie states of night
15 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~White as Lillies was hir face
16 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Wofull heart with griefe oppressed
17 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~A Sheperd in a shade his plaining made
18 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Faction that ever dwells in court
19 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Shall I Sue, shall I Seeks for grace
20 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Tosse not my soule
21 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Cleare or Cloudie sweet as April showring
22 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Humor say what makst thou heere
23 - Second Booke of Songs Or Ayres~Dowlands adew for Master Oliver Cromwell