Dowland: Songs for His Elizabethan Patrons

Book of Songs, Book 1, Can she excuse my wrongs: Can shee excuse

Book of Songs, Book 2, O sweet woods, the delight of solitariness: O sweet woods

Book of Songs, Book 3, It was a time when silly bees could speak: It was a time

2nd Book of Songs: I saw my lady weepe

2nd Book of Songs: Flow my teares

2nd Book of Songs: Sorrow stay

Book of Songs, Book 2, Die not before thy day: Dye not beefore thy day

Second Book of Songs: Mourne, mourne, day Is with darknesse

Book of Songs, Book 2, Fine Knacks for Ladies: Fine knacks for ladies

Book of Songs, Book 3, Farewell, too fair: Farewell too faire

Book of Songs, Book 3, Time stands still: Time stands still

Book of Songs, Book 3: Behold a wonder here

Book of Songs, Book 3, Daphne was not so chaste as she was changing: Daphne was not so chaste

Book of Songs, Book 3, Me, me and none but me: Me me and none but me

Book of Songs, Book 3, When Phoebus first did Daphne love: When Phoebus first did Daphne love

Book of Songs, Book 3, Say, Love, If ever thou didst find: Say love If ever thou didst find

Book of Songs, Book 1, His golden locks Time hath to silver turned: His golden locks

Book of Songs, Book 2, Time's eldest son: Time's eldest sonne

Book of Songs, Book 4, "a Pilgrimes Solace", Far from triumphing court: Farre from triumphing Court