The Lyrics of Henry VIII/Lyrics

__NOTOC__ Description of the Lyrics Predominantly secular in tone, the lyrics contained in the Henry VIII MS chiefly reflect a lively and light court atmosphere, and a court culture whose influence echoed from the public sphere associated with Henry VIII and his entourage into the more private court circles of WyattSee, for example, those echoes of H (and later witnesses to texts contained in H) associated with the lyrics of those manuscripts closely associated with Wyatt’s work (LEge) and, also, Anne Boleyn’s circle (LDev). and others further removed from the centre of court activity.The best example of such dissemination is that of Henry’s “Pastyme with good companye” (H 14v-15r). The lyrics themselves are as follows: LyricFolioBenedictus [Isaac] (Incipit)3v-4rFortune esperee [Busnois] (Incipit)4v-5rAlles regretz uuidez dema presece [van Ghizeghem / Jean II of Bourbon] (Incipit)5v-6rEn frolyk weson [Barbireau] (Incipit)6v-7rPastyme with good companye, Henry VIII14v-15rAdew mes amours et mon desyre, Cornish15v-17rAdew madam et ma mastress, Henry VIII17v-18rHElas madam cel que ie metant, Henry VIII18v-19rAlas what shall I do for love, Henry VIII20v-21rHey nowe nowe, Kempe (Incipit)21vAlone I leffe alone, Cooper22rO my hart and o my hart, Henry VIII22v-23rAdew adew my hartis lust, Cornish23v-24rAboffe all thynge, Farthing24vDownbery down, Daggere25rHey now now, Farthing25vIn may that lusty sesoun, Farthing26rWhoso that wyll hym selff applye, Rysby27v-28rThe tyme of youthe is to be spent, Henry VIII28v-29rThe thowghtes within my brest, Farthing29v-30rMy loue sche morneth for me, Cornish30v-31rA the syghes that cum fro my hart, Cornish32v-33rWith sorowfull syghs and greuos payne, Farthing33v-34rIf I had wytt for to endyght [Unattributed]34v-35rAlac alac what shall I do, Henry VIII35vHey nony nony nony nony no [Unattributed] (Incipit)36rGrene growith the holy, Henry VIII37v-38rWhoso that wyll all feattes optayne, Henry VIII38v-39rBlow thi hornne hunter, Cornish39v-40rDe tous bien plane [van Ghizeghem] (Incipit)40v-41rIay pryse amours [Unattributed] (Incipit)41v-42rAdew corage adew, Cornish42vTrolly lolly loly lo, Cornish43v-44rI love trewly withowt feynyng, Farthing44v-45rYow and I and amyas, Cornish45v-46rOugh warder mount [Unattributed] (Incipit)46v-47rLa season [Compère / Agricola] (Incipit)47v-48rIf love now reynyd as it hath bene, Henry VIII48v-49rGentyl prince de renom, Henry VIII (Incipit)49v-50rSy fortune mace bien purchase [Unattributed]50v-51rWherto shuld I expresse, Henry VIII51v-52rA robyn gentyl robyn, Cornish [Wyatt]53v-54rWhilles lyue or breth is in my brest, Cornish54v-55rThow that men do call it dotage, Henry VIII55v-56rDeparture is my chef payne, Henry VIII60vIt is to me a ryght gret Ioy, Henry VIII (Incipit)61rI haue bene a foster, Cooper65v-66rFare well my Ioy and my swete hart, Cooper66v-68rWithowt dyscord, Henry VIII68v-69rI am a joly foster [Unattributed]69v-71rThough sum saith that yough rulyth me [Henry VIII]71v-73rMAdame damours [Unattributed]73v-74rAdew adew le company [Unattributed]74v-75rDeme the best of euery dowt, Lloyd79vHey troly loly loly [Unattributed]80rTaunder Naken, Henry VIII (Incipit)82v-84rWhoso that wyll for grace sew, Henry VIII84v-85rEn vray Amoure, Henry VIII86v-87rLet not vs that yongmen be [Unattributed]87v-88rDulcis amica [Prioris] (Incipit)88v-89rLusti yough shuld vs ensue, Henry VIII94v-97rNow [Unattributed]98rBelle sur tautes [Agricola] (Incipit)99v-100rENglond be glad pluk vp thy lusty hart [Unattributed]100v-102rPray we to god that all may gyde [Unattributed]103rFfors solemant, [de Févin, after Ockeghem] (Incipit)104v-105rAnd I war a maydyn [Unattributed]106v-107rWhy shall not I [Unattributed]107v-108rWhat remedy what remedy [Unattributed]108v-110rWher be ye [Unattributed]110v-112rQUid petis o fily, Pygott112v-116rMy thought oppressed my mynd in trouble [Unattributed]116v-120rSvmwhat musyng [Fayrfax / Woodville]120v-122rI loue vnloued suche is myn aduenture [Unattributed]122v-124rHey troly loly lo [Unattributed]124v-128r Notes Manuscript