Behold how a good thing
William Byrd * Track #31 On Songs of sundrie natures
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- #2Right blest are they
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- #3Lord in thy wrath
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- #4O God which art most merciful
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- #5Lord hear my prayer
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- #6From depth of sin
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- #7Attend mine humble prayer
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- #10When younglings first
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- #11Upon a summer’s day
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- #13Is Love a Boy?
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- #14Wounded I am
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- #15From Citheron the warlike boy is fled
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- #16O Lord my God
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- #17While that the sun
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- #18Rejoice, rejoice
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- #19Cast off all doubtful care
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- #27O dear life
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- #28Love would discharge
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- #29From virgin’s womb
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- #30Of gold all burnished
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- #31Behold how a good thing
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- #32An earthly tree
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- #36Unto the hills mine eyes I lift
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Behold how good a thing it is
For bretheren to agree
When men amongst them do no stryfe
But peace and concord see
Full lyke unto the pretious balme
From Arons head that fell
And did descend uppon his beard
His garment skirts untyll
And as the pleasant morning dew
The Mountaines doth releeve:
So God will blesse, where concord is
And lyfe eternall give
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