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1. And now with care I can record those days

First Line:: And now with care I can record those days
Last Line:: To greener years which might endure the smart
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 13159

2. At beauty's bar as I did stand

First Line:: At beauty's bar as I did stand
Last Line:: At her command when she doth call
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 13158

3. Even as the raven the crow and greedy kite

First Line:: Even as the raven the crow and greedy kite
Last Line:: They pack them thence to place of richer haunt
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49945

4. In court whoso demaundes

First Line:: In court whoso demaundes
Last Line:: So bright a sunne as she
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 37331

5. I sigh why so for sorrow of her smart

First Line:: I sigh why so for sorrow of her smart
Last Line:: And in your chest of chiefest secrets laid
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 50009

6. I sigh why so for sorrow of her smart

First Line:: I sigh why so for sorrow of her smart
Last Line:: That knits thy will to mine
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49944

7. O loving youths this glass was made for you

First Line:: O loving youths this glass was made for you
Last Line:: As though black pitch were turned into snow
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 13160

8. The faith that fails must needs be thought untrue

First Line:: The faith that fails must needs be thought untrue
Last Line:: What boots to wish and never to obtain
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49946

9. The poets old in their fond fable feign

First Line:: The poets old in their fond fable feign
Last Line:: They would love peace and bid war well to fare
Author:: George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 13161

10. What is this world a net to snare the soul

First Line:: What is this world a net to snare the soul
Last Line:: Shall live in woe or else in endless bliss
Author:: George Whetstone (Absolute) & George Gascoigne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 50034