| A - B | C - F | G - I | J - N | O - R |
| S | Song Sans Lyrics | T | U - Z |
| Song First Line | Author | Play | Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| A beggars a prince we gather from hence | T.T. (Thomson, Thomas?) | The Life of Mother Shipton | TTTLOMS1 |
| A boat a boat haste to the ferry | Shadwell, Thomas | The Woman Captain | TSTWC4 |
| A boat a boat haste to the ferry | Jevon, Thomas | The Devil of a Wife | TJDOAW10 |
| A bonny bonny bird I had | Brome, Richard | The Northern Lasse | RBTNL3 |
| A cadmeus pur qua pur qua meme vou | Jevon, Thomas | The Devil of a Wife | TJDOAW1 |
| A catch and a glass | Etherege, George | She Would if She Could | GESWSC14 |
| A comely youth I once beheld | T.T. (Thomson, Thomas?) | The English Rogue | TTTER3 |
| A cook one day who had been drinking | Vanbrugh, John | Aesop | JVA8 |
| A crab-fish once her daughter told | Vanbrugh, John | Aesop | JVA5 |
| A crawling toad all speckled o'er | Vanbrugh, John | Aesop | JVA7 |
| A cuckoldy knave | Pankhurst, Ferdinando | Ignoramus | FPITAL3 |
| A curse upon that faithless maid | Behn, Aphra | The Emperor of the Moon | ABTEOTM2 |
| A free heart makes a nimble heel | Fanshawe, Richard | Il Pastor Fido | RFIPF4 |
| A health a health to Mother C | Duffett, Thomas | The Empress of Morocco | TDTEOM2 |
| A health for all this day | Fletcher, John | The Woman's Prize | JFTWP1 |
| A health to the nut brown lass | Suckling, John | The Goblins | JSTG5 |
| A heart in love's empire 'though jocund and blithe | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Citizen Turned Gentleman | ERTCTG8 |
| A hundred pound in gold a lusty purse indeed | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Campaigners | TDTC7 |
| A hungry goat who had not eat | Vanbrugh, John | Aesop | JVA1 |
| A lass there lives upon the green | Southerne, Thomas | Oroonoko | TSO1 |
| A lovely pair endowed by fate | Crowne, John | Thyestes | JCT1 |
| A merry cup faith let us drink | Dennis, John | A Plot and No Plot | JDAPANP3 |
| A nymph and a swain to Apollo once pray'd | Congreve, William | Love for Love | WCLFL2 |
| A peacock once of splendid show | Vanbrugh, John | Aesop | JVA6 |
| A pickaxe and a spade a spade | Shakespeare, William | Hamlet | WSH9 |
| A pox of impertinent age | Crowne, John | The Country Wit | JCTCW1 |
| A pox of love and woman-kind | Behn, Aphra | II The Rover | ABSPTR6 |
| A pox of the cautious fool | Behn, Aphra (?) | The Debauchee | ABTD1 |
| A pox of the rogue that sneaks from his wine | Mountfort, William | Greenwich-Park | WMGP6 |
| A pox of the states-man that's witty | Behn, Aphra | The Roundheads | ABTRGOC1 |
| A pox on all traitors and private cabals | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Royalist | TDTR3 |
| A pox on the <our> jailor and on his fat jowls | Cartwright, William | The Royall Slave | WCTRS1 |
| A pox upon this needless scorn | Behn, Aphra | II The Rover | ABSPTR8 |
| A round a round a round boy a round | Brome, Richard | A Jovial Crew | RBAJC8 |
| A round [prithee sirrah try thy skill] | Suckling, John | The Goblins | JSTG4 |
| A shame on the curse (reprise) | Shadwell, Thomas | The Libertine | TSTL6 |
| A souldier and a sailor [a tinker and a tailor] | Congreve, William | Love for Love | WCLFL3 |
| A spouse I do hate | Wycherley, William | Love in a Wood | WWLIAW1 |
| A thousand thousand ways we'll find | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ7 |
| A woman's love [and man's is such] | Harris, Joseph | The City Bride | JHTCB3 |
| Abroad as I was walking upon a summer day | D'Urfey, Thomas | Trick for Trick | TDTFT1 |
| Abroad as I was walking upon a summer's day | D'Urfey, Thomas (?) | Wit for Money | TDWFM1 |
| Accursed jealousy | Granville, George | The Jew of Venice | GGTJOV3 |
| Adieu to the pleasures and follies of love | Davenant and Dryden | The Tempest | WDTT11 |
| Advance gay tenants of the plain | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML12 |
| 'Adzooks I have had a most notable nap | S.C. | The Rape of Europa | SCREBJ9 |
| After I had your orders last night | Shipman, Thomas | Henry III of France | TSH3OF1 |
| After the pangs of a desperate lover | Dryden, John | An Evening's Love | JDAEL2 |
| The age is refin'd and the vulgar no more | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Fool Turned Critic | TDTFTC2 |
| Ah 'twas a grievous fault in her (the cause | Fanshawe, Richard | Il Pastor Fido | RFIPF2 |
| [Ah how sweet it is to reign--see Oh how sweet ] | |||
| Ah <how> sweet it is to love | Dryden, John | Tyrannic Love | JDTL3 |
| Ah Belinda I am pressed | Gildon, Charles | Measure for Measure | CGMFM2 |
| Ah brother Teague why didst thou go | Anonymous | The Royal Voyage | ANTRV2 |
| Ah Celia what powerful charms have you | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Wrangling Lovers | ERTWL2 |
| Ah Charmion shroud those killing eyes | Behn, Aphra | The Younger Brother | ABTYB8 |
| Ah Choridon in vain you boast | Payne, Nevil | The Fatal Jealousie | NPTFJ4 |
| Ah Cloris 'tis in vain you scold | Behn, Aphra | The Luckey Chance | ABTLC4 |
| Ah Cloris that I now could sit | Sedley, Charles | The Mulberry Garden | CSTMG2 |
| Ah cruel bloody fate [what canst thou no do more] | Lee, Nathaniel | Theodosius | NLT8 |
| Ah dangerous swain tell me no more | Manley, Mary | The Lost Lover | MMTLL1 |
| Ah fading joy how quickly art thou past | Dryden, John | The Indian Emperor | JDTIE2 |
| Ah false Amyntas can that hour | Behn, Aphra | The Dutch Lover | ABTDL2 |
| Ah give me more give me more | Motteux, Peter Anthony | Love's a Jest | PMLAJ14 |
| Ah how blest how sweet it is | Powell, George | The Imposture Defeated | GPTID4 |
| Ah how charming is the shade | Anonymous | The Woman Turn'd Bully | ANTWTB2 |
| Ah how happy are we [From human passions free] | R.Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ15 |
| Ah how happy are we [who from bus'ness...are free] | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC8 |
| Ah how I love thee my widow | Maidwell, Lewis | The Loving Enemies | LMTLE1 |
| Ah how lovely sweet and dear | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML11 |
| Ah Jenny gen [gin] your eyes do kill | Behn, Aphra | The City-Heiress | ABTCH2 |
| Ah lay by your lute | Rymer, Thomas | Edgar | TRE1 |
| Ah love is a delicate ting | Davenant, William | The Playhouse to Be Let | WDTPBL2 |
| Ah lovely nymph the world's on fire | Vanbrugh, John | The Provok'd Wife | JVTPW2 |
| Ah me to many deaths decreed | Crowne, John | Regulus | JCR1 |
| Ah my dearest Celide | D'Urfey, Thomas | III Don Quixote | TD3DQ13 |
| Ah Phillis why are you less tendre | Crowne, John | Sir Courtly Nice | JCSCN6 |
| Ah Phyllis if you wou'd not love | Otway, Thomas | Friendship in Fashion | TOFIF2 |
| Ah poor Olinda never boast | Tate, Nahum | A Duke and no Duke | NTADAND2 |
| Ah qu'il fait beau dans ces boccages | Dryden, John | Marriage a la Mode | JDMALM3 |
| Ah queen ah wretched queen give o'er | Dennis, John | Rinaldo and Armida | JDRAA7 |
| Ah sacred boy desist for I | Rawlins (the Younger), Thomas | Tom Essence | TRTE6 |
| Ah <O> the charms of a beauty disdainful and fair | Lee, Nathaniel | Gloriana | NLG2 |
| Ah the golden age is past | Oldmixon, John | Amintas | JOA1 |
| Ah <O> the sweet delights of love | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP10 |
| Ah what happy days and nights [the fond lover does discover] | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE12 |
| Alas when charming Sylvia's gone | Pix, Mary | The Spanish Wives | MPTSW3 |
| Albion belov'd of earth and Heaven | Powell and Verbruggen | Brutus of Alba | GPBOA8 |
| Albion hail the gods present thee | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA24 |
| Albion lov'd of gods and men | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA22 |
| Alcippus you inform me true | Behn, Aphra | The Forced Marriage | ABTFM2 |
| All beauty were a foolish toy | Dilke, Thomas | The City Lady | TDTCL2 |
| All Christians and lay elders too | Kirkman, Francis (?) | The Presbyterian Lash | FKTPL2 |
| All Europe is now in confusion | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Richmond Heiress | TDTRH6 |
| All hail to fair Caelia for I will adore | Tutchin, John | The Unfortunate Shepherd | JTTUS1 |
| All hail ye royal pair [the god's peculiar care] | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA14 |
| [All hand<s> up a loft--see One hands up ] | |||
| All joy to fair Psyche in this happy place | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP10 |
| All joy to mortals joy and mirth | Behn, Aphra | The Emperor of the Moon | ABTEOTM7 |
| All joy to this celestial pair | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP21 |
| All of a piece throughout | Dryden, John | The Secular Masque | JDTSM11 |
| All other blessings are but toys | Lee, Nathaniel | The Princess of Cleve | NLTPOC1 |
| All our days and our nights | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP15 |
| All praises to the God of War | Shadwell, Thomas | The Royal Shepherdess | TSTRS3 |
| All the true joys of life (reprise) | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM12 |
| All things seem deaf to my complaints | Dilke, Thomas | The Pretenders | TDTP6 |
| All ye woods and trees and bowers | Fletcher, John | The Faithful Shepherdesse | JFTFS4 |
| Aloof and aloof and steady I steer | Davenant, William | The Playhouse to Be Let | WDTPBL3 |
| Amarillis told her swain | Porter, Thomas | The Villain | TPTV4 |
| Amintas that true hearted swain | Behn, Aphra | The Forced Marriage | ABTFM1 |
| Among all sorts of people | Shirley, James | The Bird in a Cage | JSTBIAC3 |
| Amyntas led me to a grove | Behn, Aphra | The Dutch Lover | ABTDL1 |
| An old man with a bed full of bones | T.B. | Love will finde out the Way | TBLWFTW2 |
| An onny mon smait my sweet heart | Shadwell, Thomas | The Lancashire-Witches | TSTLW7 |
| Ancient Phillis has young graces | Congreve, William | The Double Dealer | WCTDD2 |
| And a fig for your Sultan and Sophy | Congreve, William | The Way of the World | WCTWOTW5 |
| And buffing and puffing | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Fool Turned Critic | TDTFTC1 |
| And cling to thy wem like the tail of a lobster | Dilke, Thomas | The City Lady | TDTCL4 |
| And dawn it merrily goes my lad | Vanbrugh, John | Aesop | JVA4 |
| And ev'ry buck had his does | Fletcher, John | The Woman's Prize | JFTWP2 |
| And he that is giv'n to dote | Southerne, Thomas | The Maid's Last Prayer | TSTMLP5 |
| And he that is given to doat | Powell, George | The Imposture Defeated | GPTID12 |
| And he took her by the apron (reprise) | Etherege, George | The Comical Revenge | GETCR13 |
| And he took her by the middle small | D'Urfey, Thomas | A Fond Husband | TDAFH4 |
| And here and there I had her | Etherege, George | She Would if She Could | GESWSC6 |
| And if our wits agree | Cavendish, Margaret | The Bridals | MCTB2 |
| And if she comes she shall not scape | Etherege, George | She Would if She Could | GESWSC8 |
| And Jenny was all my joy | Etherege, George | The Comical Revenge | GETCR4 |
| And John come kiss me now | Behn, Aphra | The Revenge | ABTRAMN3 |
| And just as our bliss began with a kiss | Scott, Thomas | The Mock Mariage | TSTMM1 |
| And let me the cannakin clink clink | Shakespeare, William | The Moor of Venice | WSTMOV1 |
| And Philander was a jolly swain (reprise) | Behn, Aphra | The City-Heiress | ABTCH4 |
| And the fit was come on him now | Kirkman, Francis (?) | The Presbyterian Lash | FKTPL1 |
| And underneath the greenwood tree | D'Urfey, Thomas | Madam Fickle | TDMF4 |
| And was she not frank and free | Otway, Thomas | The Souldiers Fortune | TOTSF1 |
| And we'll all be merry and frolic | Etherege, George | She Would if She Could | GESWSC5 |
| And what shall I give you for such a fine thing | Farquhar, George | The Constant Couple | GFTCC6 |
| And when I was a little boy | Penkethman, William | Love Without Interest | WPLWI3 |
| And when Philander shall be dead | Davenant, William | The Rivals | WDTR7 |
| And will he not come again | Shakespeare, William | Hamlet | WSH7 |
| And wilt thou gang with me my Jo | Wilson, John | The Projectors | JWTP1 |
| Apollo who foretell'st what shall ensue | Cartwright, William | The Lady-Errant | WCTLE3 |
| Appear all appear your kind mistress to show | S.C. | The Rape of Europa | SCREBJ4 |
| Appear all ye lovers to coo laugh and toy | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML14 |
| Appear old Hymen from thy cell | Oldmixon, John | The Grove | JOTG18 |
| Arise arise ye subterranean fiends | Duffett, Thomas | The Mock Tempest | TDTMT5 |
| Arise great dead for arms renown'd | Steele, Richard | The Funeral | RSTF7 |
| Arise my juggy my puggy | Heywood, Thomas | The Rape of Lucrece | THTROL22 |
| Arise ye fiends of Hell arise | Walker, William | Victorious Love | WWVL2 |
| Aristippus is better in every letter | Randolph, Thomas | Aristippus | TRAOTJP7 |
| Arm Britons hark how from afar | Motteux, Peter Anthony | Europe's Revels | PMER1 |
| Arm the scouts are all come in | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML6 |
| Arms and honors deck thy story | Webster, John | The Duchess of Malfi | JWTDOM1 |
| As Amoret and Thyrsis lay | Congreve, William | The Old Batchelour | WCTOB2 |
| As Amoret with Phillis sat | Etherege, George | The Man of Mode | GETMOM7 |
| As Cloe full of etc | Otway, Thomas | Friendship in Fashion | TOFIF3 |
| As Cupid roguishly one day | Boyle, Roger | Altemira | RBA1 |
| As I beneath a mirtle shade lay musing | Cibber, Colley | She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not | CCSWWN3 |
| As I gazed unaware [on a face so fair] | Crowne, John | Sir Courtly Nice | JCSCN5 |
| As I singing now came down | Cavendish and Shirley | The Variety | WCTV16 |
| As I walked in the woods one evening of late | Shadwell, Thomas | The Miser | TSTM1 |
| As I was gathering April's flowers | Brome, Richard | The Northern Lasse | RBTNL10 |
| As I was walking in the night | Anonymous | Cromwell's Conspiracy | ANCC4 |
| As soon as day began to peep | D'Urfey, Thomas | Love for Money | TDLFM2 |
| As soon as the chaos was turn'd into form | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Marriage-Hater Match'd | TDTMHM10 |
| As Strephon clasp'd in Celia's arms | Powell, George | A Very Good Wife | GPAVGW9 |
| Ascend a throne great queen to you | Philips, Katherine | Pompey | KPP5 |
| Assemble all the Heavenly choir | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP17 |
| At Albion's return this happy isle | Powell and Verbruggen | Brutus of Alba | GPBOA7 |
| At dead of night when wrap'd in sleep | Pix, Mary | The Innocent Mistress | MPTIM3 |
| At London che've been [and c'have seen] | S.C. | The Rape of Europa | SCREBJ7 |
| At the close of the evening the watches are set | Fletcher, Field and Massinger | The Knight of Malta | JFTKOM1 |
| At Westminster a sight was known | Mountfort, William | Greenwich-Park | WMGP8 |
| Augusta is inclin'd to fears | Crowne, John | Calisto | JCCCN1 |
| Awake awake thou warlike genius of our State | Crowne, John | Juliana | JCJ2 |
| Awake awake your fate draws near | Boyle, Roger | Zoroastres | RBZ8 |
| Awake fair nymph awake and dream | Manning, Francis | All for the Better | FMAFTB2 |
| Awake O Constantine awake | Lee, Nathaniel | Constantine the Great | NLCTG1 |
| Awake soft luxury awake | Cibber, Colley | Xerxes | CCX2 |
| Awake thy spirits raise | Congreve, William | The Judgment of Paris | WCTJOP12 |
| Awake unhappy man awake | D'Urfey, Thomas | Bussy D'Ambois | TDBDA3 |
| Away away flatter no more | Porter, Thomas? | A Witty Combat | TPAWC1 |
| Away delights go seek some other dwelling | Beaumont and Fletcher | The Captain | FBTC2 |
| Away with all these fatal charms | Oldmixon, John | The Grove | JOTG13 |
| Away with the causes of riches and cares | D'Urfey, Thomas | Madam Fickle | TDMF1 |
| Away ye brave fox-hunting race | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Bath | TDTBWL2 |
| Bacchus thou mighty power divine | D'Urfey, Thomas | Madam Fickle | TDMF6 |
| Back again back again quoth the Pindar | Cavendish and Shirley | The Variety | WCTV9 |
| Ban ban Cac-caliban | Cibber, Colley | Love Makes a Man | CCLMAM3 |
| Be as thou wert wont to be | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ8 |
| Be calm ye great parents | Etherege, George | The Man of Mode | GETMOM1 |
| Be gone thou hagg despair | Pix, Mary | The Spanish Wives | MPTSW7 |
| Be gone to Ida's flow'ry mount make haste | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT9 |
| Be jovial be jovial each lad | Duffett, Thomas | Psyche Debauch'd | TDPD19 |
| Be still I hate your wanton play | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV26 |
| Be true cuckolds be true be true | Wilson, John | The Cheats | JWTC1 |
| The bear the boar and Talbot with his tuskish white | Cavendish and Shirley | The Variety | WCTV2 |
| Bear up thy learned brow Albumazar | Tomkis, Thomas | Albumazar | TTA1 |
| The beard the beard the bonny bonny beard | Porter, Thomas | The Carnival | TPTC6 |
| Beauty in pink | Boyle, Roger | Guzman | RBG2 |
| Beauty is not what I pray | Manning, Francis | The Generous Choice | FMTGC2 |
| Beauty no longer shall suffer eclipse | Arrowsmith, Joseph | The Reformation | JATR1 |
| Beauty that it self can kill | Cotton, Charles | Horace | CCH3 |
| Beauty's goddess cease to mourn | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV10 |
| Beer leave to the barrel | Richards, William? | The Christmas Ordinary | WRTCO1 |
| Begone curst fiends of Hell | R.Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ12 |
| Begone dull fear and servile duty fly | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Siege of Memphis | TDTSOM1 |
| Begone fair visions to the court remove | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC18 |
| Begone fond love make haste away | 'Ephelia' | Pair-Royal of Coxcombs | ANPROC1 |
| Begone you deluders your traffick is o'er | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT12 |
| Behold behold ye blest above | Ames, Richard? | The Siege and Surrender of Mons | RASSOM1 |
| Behold democracy and zeal appear | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA2 |
| Behold how this conjunction thrives | Davenant, William | The Triumphs of the Prince D'Amour | WDTOPA6 |
| Behold man and see what a worthy man am ee | Jonson, Ben | Bartholomew Fair | BJBF3 |
| Behold oh mightiest of gods behold | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP9 |
| Behold quick as thy thought | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC4 |
| Behold the daughter of fam'd Atlas come | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE2 |
| Behold the god [of] whose mighty pow'r | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP19 |
| Behold the man that with gigantic might | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Richmond Heiress | TDTRH2 |
| Behold what triumphs are prepar'd | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA26 |
| Behold ye pow'rs from whom I own | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA17 |
| Behold ye powers this bleeding fair | Otway, Thomas | Don Carlos | TODC1 |
| Behold ye sylvans that frequent | Saunders, Charles | Tamerlane the Great | CSTTG3 |
| Belinda's pretty pleasing form | Anonymous | Women Will Have their Wills | ANWWHTW1 |
| The bells were rung and the mass was sung | Porter, Thomas | The Villain | TPTV9 |
| Beneath a gloomy cypress grove | Brady, Nicholas | The Rape | NBTR2 |
| Beneath a gloomy shade for unhappy lovers made | Baker, Thomas | The Humour of the Age | TBTHOTA2 |
| Beneath a mirtle shade | Dryden, John | I Conquest of Granada | JD1COG2 |
| Beneath a shady willow near | D'Urfey, Thomas | Madam Fickle | TDMF2 |
| Beneath the poplar's shadow lay me | Lee, Nathaniel | Sophonisba | NLS1 |
| Better music ne'r was known | Beaumont and Fletcher | Knight of the Burning Pestle | FBKBP14 |
| Better our heads than hearts should ache | Shadwell, Thomas | Timon of Athens | TSTOA4 |
| Beware of sin for god abhors | Lesl[e]y, George | Fire and Brimstone | GLFAB3 |
| Beyond the desert mountains far | Lacy, John | Sauny the Scot | JLSTS5 |
| Beyond the malice of abusive fate | Porter, Thomas | The Villain | TPTV11 |
| Bid the sad forsaken grove | Tate, Nahum | Brutus of Alba | NTBOA2 |
| Bid the warlike trumpet sound | Gildon, Charles | Measure for Measure | CGMFM14 |
| Black and gloomy as the grave | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE11 |
| Black spirits and white | Davenant, William | Macbeth | WDM4 |
| Blessed are they who Heaven obey | Pix, Mary | The Czar of Muscovy | MPTCOM1 |
| Blest and best pair make haste to bed | Cokain, Aston | The Tragedy of Ovid | ACO2 |
| Blind Love to this hour | Dryden, John | Sir Martin Mar-all | JDSMMA2 |
| Blow blow thou winter wind | Shakespeare, William | As You Like It | WSAYLI2 |
| Blow Boreas blow and let thy surly winds | D'Urfey, Thomas | Sir Barnaby Whigg | TDSBW1 |
| Blush not redder than the morning | Lee, Nathaniel | Caesar Borgia | NLCB1 |
| Bonney lass gan thou wert mine | Otway, Thomas | The Souldiers Fortune | TOTSF3 |
| The bonny grey-eyed morn began to peep | D'Urfey, Thomas | A Fond Husband | TDAFH5 |
| Bonny lad prithee lay thy pipe down | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Marriage-Hater Match'd | TDTMHM6 |
| Boy bring a glass without marks to confine | Payne, Nevil | The Morning Ramble | NPTMR5 |
| Boy call the coach come Jack let's away | Payne, Nevil | The Morning Ramble | NPTMR2 |
| Brave Don cast your eyes on our gypsy fashions | Middleton and Rowley | The Spanish Gypsy | TMTSG11 |
| The bread is all bak'd [The embers are rak'd] | Davenant, William | The Man's the Master | WDTMTM1 |
| Break distracted heart there is no cure | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP7 |
| Break thy bow Cupid for we | Haines, Joseph | A Fatal Mistake | JHAFM3 |
| Bright Cynthia's pow'r divinely great | Southerne, Thomas | Oroonoko | TSO2 |
| Bright Mrs. Philadelph | Boyle, Roger | Mr Anthony | RBMA2 |
| Bright star o'th' lower orb twinkling inviter | Suckling, John | Brennoralt | JSB2 |
| The brightest goddess of the sky | Otway, Thomas | Alcibiades | TOA2 |
| Bring out your cony [cunny]-skins fair maids to me | Fletcher (and Beaumont?) | The Beggar's Bush | JFTBB4 |
| Broom broom the bonnie broom | Fletcher, John | The Loyal Subject | JFTLS2 |
| Broom broom [the bonnie broom] (reprise) | Fletcher, John | The Loyal Subject | JFTLS7 |
| Buff's a fine sport | Stapylton, Robert | The Slighted Maid | RSTSM5 |
| The bullets are roaring and cannons are flying | Shadwell, Thomas | The Amorous Bigotte | TSTAB3 |
| But come you lads that love canary | Randolph, Thomas | Aristippus | TRAOTJP3 |
| But first in fancy we will fool | Cavendish and Shirley | The Variety | WCTV15 |
| But he is gone alas he's gone | Brome, Richard | The Northern Lasse | RBTNL4 |
| But see where walks the doughty knight | Dilke, Thomas | The Pretenders | TDTP5 |
| But thou o sun mayst set and then | Cartwright, William | The Royall Slave | WCTRS6 |
| But when bright Phoebus do's retire | Behn, Aphra | The Luckey Chance | ABTLC2 |
| By a dismal cypress lying | Dryden, John | The Kind Keeper | JDTKK4 |
| By ancient prophecies we have been told | R.Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ5 |
| By Echo thus mocked on a bank she reclines | Oldmixon, John | The Grove | JOTG15 |
| By gis and by St Charity | Shakespeare, William | Hamlet | WSH4 |
| By lovers circle I do raise thee | Cavendish, William | The Humorous Lovers | WCTHL4 |
| By the lilies of thy cheeks and the roses of mine | Howard, Edward | The Man of Newmarket | EHTMON1 |
| By the side of a mountain my dwelling shall be | Tutchin, John | The Unfortunate Shepherd | JTTUS2 |
| By those pignies [pigsneyes] that stars do seem | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Richmond Heiress | TDTRH3 |
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