Lute-Songs, vol. 4

Philip Rosseter - A book of Ayres (1601)
And would you see my mistress’ face
No grave for woe
If I urge my kind desires
What heart’s content
Reprove not love
And would you fain the reason know
Long have mine eyes gaz’d
Ay me that love
Shall then a traitorous
If I hope I pine
Unless there were consent
Kind in unkindness
Whether men do laugh or weep

Thomas Campian - The Songs from Rosseter’s book of Ayres (1601)
My sweetest Lesbia
Follow thy fair sun
When to her lute Corrina sings
Turn back, you wanton flyer
It fell on a summer’s day
Follow your Saint
See where she flies
Blame not my cheeks
When the God of merry love
Mistress, since you so much desire
The man of life upright
Hark, all you ladies
When thou must home