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Away with these selfe loving lads

Transcrio: Orlando Fraga

Burst Forth, My Tears

Can Shee Excuse My Wrongs

Come again: Sweet love doth now

With thee a - gain

The First Booke of Ayres (1597)

Come Away, Come Sweet Love

COME HEAVY SLEEPE

Deare, If You Change

Fine knacks for ladies

let mee live

l hell Feele not the worlds

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