O yes! Has any found a lad

Name: O yes! Has any found a lad
Description: O yes! Has any found a lad a song by Thomas Tomkins on Music Co IM

O yes! Has any found a lad a song by Thomas Tomkins on Music Co IM

Musicke divine by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
To the shady woods by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
O let me live for true love by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
See, see the shepherds' Queen by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Phyllis, yet see him dying by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
When I observe by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Too much I once lamented by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Fond men that do so highly prize by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
O yes! Has any found a lad by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Weep no more, thou sorry Boy by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Oft did I marle by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Adieu, ye city-prisoning towers by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Our hasty life away doth post by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Come, shepherds, sing with me by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
How great delight by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
No more I will thy love importune by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Phyllis, now cease to move me by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Sure, there is no god of Love by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Fusca, in thy starry eyes by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Cloris, when as I woe by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Woe is me by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Turn unto the Lord our God: Turn Unto The Lord Our God by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
It is my well-beloved's voice by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
When David heard that Absalom was slain by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Love, cease tormenting by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,
Was ever wretch tormented by Thomas Tomkins , I Fagiolini , Robert Hollingworth ,