Lute-Songs, vol. 2

Philip Rosseter - A Book of Ayres (1601)
Sweet, come again
Let him that will be free
When Laura smiles
Though far from joy
Shall I come if I swim?
If she forsake me
What is a day
What then is love but mourning

Thomas Campian - The songs from Rosseter's Book of Ayres (1601)
Though you are young
I care not for these ladies
My love hath vowed
The cypress curtain of the night
Fair, if you expect admiring
Thou art not fair
Your fair looks
Come let us sound with melody

Thomas Ford - Musicke of Sundrie Kindes (1607)
What then is love?
Come, Phyllis, come into these bowers
Fair, sweet, cruel
Not full twelve years
There is a lady sweet and kind
Since I saw your face
How shall I then describe my love?