DOWLAND, John

1st Book: Unquiet thoughts; Who ever thinks or hopes of love; Ay thoughts are wing’d with hopes; If my complaints could passions move; Can she excuse my wrongs? Now, O now, I needs must part; Dear, if you change; Burst forth my tears; Go crystal tears; Think’st thou then by thy feigning; Come away,come sweet love; Rest awhile you cruel cares; Sleep, wayward thoughts; All ye, whom Love or Fortune(2 versions); Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me; Would my conceit; Come again; His golden locks; Awake,sweet love, thou art return’d; Come heavy Sleep; Away with these seld-loving lads; My Lord Chamberlain, his Galliard;
2nd Book: I saw my lady weep; Flow my tears; Sorrow,stay; Die not before thy day; Mourn, day is with darkness fled; Time’s eldest son,Old Age; Then sit thee down; When others sing Venite; Praise blindness eyes; O sweet woods; If floods or tears; Fine knacks for ladies; Now cease my wand’ring eyses; Come ye heavy states of night; White as lilies was her face; Woeful heart; A shepherd in a shade; Faction that ever dwells; Shall I sue; Toss not my soul; Clear or cloudy(2 versions); Humour say what mak’st thou here; Dowland’s adieu
Includes lute tablature