The Byrd edition - Byrd, William 1543-1623; Byrd, William 1543-1623 (Stainer & Bell, 1976)
Enth.: The fair young virgin. Let others praise what seems them best. This sweet and merry month of May. O sweet deceit. What pleasure have great princes. What vaileth it to rule. How shall a young man. O Lord, who in thy sacred tent. Blessed is he that fears the lord. Lord in thy wrath. I joy not in no earthly bliss. Though Amaryllis dance in green. Who likes to love. My mind to me a kingdom is. Where fancy fond. O you that hear this voice. In fields abroad. Constant Penelope. La verginella. Farewell, false love. Prostrate, O Lord, I lie. Susanna fair. If that a sinner's sighs. Care for thy soul. Lullaby, my sweet little baby. Why do I use my paper, ink and pen. Come to me, grief, for ever. O that most rare breast. See those sweet eyes. When first by force. I thought that love had been a boy. Canon two in one. Canon six in one (and four in two). - Appendix: Fragmentary songs