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| S | Song Sans Lyrics | T | U - Z |
| Song First Line | Author | Play | Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unarm unarm no more your fights | Davenant, William | The Triumphs of the Prince D'Amour | WDTOPA4 |
| Under a green wood tree | Shakespeare, William | As You Like It | WSAYLI1 |
| Under the branches of a spreading tree | D'Urfey, Thomas | A Fond Husband | TDAFH3 |
| Under the willow shades they were | Davenant, William | The Rivals | WDTR1 |
| Underneath a gloomy shade | Oldmixon, John | The Grove | JOTG14 |
| Undone Europa by a god undone | S.C. | The Rape of Europa by Jupiter | SCREBJ11 |
| Unguarded lies the wishing maid | Manley, Mary | The Royal Mischief | MMTRM1 |
| Unhappy prince who here must stay | Boyle, Roger | Zoroastres | RBZ6 |
| Unjustly Phillis you accuse | Corye, John | The Generous Enemies | JCTGE2 |
| Unmov'd our army bears the foe's attack | Phillips, William | The Revengeful Queen | WPTRQ3 |
| Upon a shady bank repos'd | Rowe, Nicholas | The Ambitious Stepmother | NRTAS1 |
| Use your youth and happy hours | Schomberg, Ralph (?) | Romulus and Hersilia | RSRAH1 |
| The valiant Eugene to Vienna is gone | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Old Mode and the New | TDOMAN4 |
| Venus chanc'd to love a boy | Payne, Nevil | The Siege of Constantinople | NPTSOC5 |
| Vertumnus Flora you that bless the fields | D'Urfey, Thomas | III Don Quixote | TD3DQ3 |
| Victorious men of earth no more | Shirley, James | Cupid and Death | JSCAD2 |
| Virtue and honour you did take | Cavendish, Margaret | The Publique Wooing | MCTPW2 |
| Virtue his kingly virtue which did merit | Jonson, Ben | The Gypsies Metamorphos'd | BJTGM7 |
| Vole vole dan's ceste cage | Behn, Aphra | II The Rover | ABSPTR7 |
| Wake all the dead what hoa what hoa | Davenant, William | The Law Against Lovers | WDTLAL1 |
| Wake all the dead what ho what ho | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Careless Lovers | ERTCL4 |
| Wake my Adonis do not die | Cartwright, William | The Lady-Errant | WCTLE2 |
| Wake wake Quivera our soft rest must cease | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ3 |
| War and battle rage no more | Settle, Elkanah | The Virgin Prophetess | ESTVP1 |
| The wars are done and gone | Fletcher, John | The Loyal Subject | JFTLS3 |
| Wasted with sighs I sighed and pined | Villiers, George | The Chances | GVTC2 |
| Wayward sisters you that fright | Gildon, Charles | Measure for Measure | CGMFM7 |
| We are bound as her slaves her commands to fulfill | Boyle, Roger (?) | King Saul | RBKS6 |
| We are gallants of the town | Payne, Nevil | The Morning Ramble | NPTMR7 |
| We came from Scotland with a small force | Tatham, John | The Rump | JTTR2 |
| We care not for money riches or wealth | Randolph, Thomas | Aristippus | TRAOTJP8 |
| We come great Marabou [We watch thy pleasing call] | Walker, William | Victorious Love | WWVL3 |
| We come old Fame what news hast thou to tell us | Powell, George | The Imposture Defeated | GPTID8 |
| We court the fate from which they fly | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT4 |
| We dance an antic round | Dover, John | The Roman Generals | JDTRG2 |
| We must assemble by a sacrifice | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC1 |
| We shall no longer fear | Davenant, William | The Playhouse to Be Let | WDTPBL12 |
| We show no monstrous crocodile | Mayne, Jasper | The City Match | JMTCM1 |
| We the spirits of the air | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ16 |
| We want music we want mirth | Davenant and Dryden | The Tempest | WDTT8 |
| We watery nymphs rejoice and sing | Cavendish, Margaret | The Convent of Pleasure | MCTCOP2 |
| We'd sing and we'd laugh and we'd drink all the day | Etherege, George | The Comical Revenge | GETCR3 |
| We'll drink and we'll never ha'done Boys | Congreve, William | The Way of the World | WCTWOTW3 |
| We'll neither believe what either can say | Trotter, Catharine | Love at a Loss | CTLAAL4 |
| We'll plac'd in loves triumphant chariot high | Cavendish, William | The Humorous Lovers | WCTHL7 |
| The weary hot and amorous god of day | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE1 |
| Weary of my weight [Let me drop my freight] | Dryden, John | The Secular Masque | JDTSM2 |
| Wedding is great Juno's crown | Shakespeare, William | As You Like It | WSAYLI7 |
| Weep all ye nymphs your floods unbind | Lee, Nathaniel | The Princess of Cleve | NLTPOC9 |
| Weep no more no longer sigh and groan | D'Urfey, Thomas | II Massaniello | TD2M5 |
| Weep O weep mine eyes a flood of tears | Hemings, William | The Jewes Tragedy | WHTJT3 |
| Weep weep you Muses drain the springs | Lee, Nathaniel | Nero | NLN1 |
| Welcome beauty all the charms | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM1 |
| Welcome mortal to this place | Otway, Thomas | The Atheist | TOTA2SF2 |
| Welcome scholar whose desire | Carpenter, Richard | The Pragmatical Jesuit New Leavened | RCTPJNL1 |
| Welcome to the blest abodes | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Italian Husband | ERTIH8 |
| Welcome to the Lydian court | Motteux, Oldmixon, Filmer et al. | The Novelty | PMTN2 |
| Welcome to these lovely plains | Dennis, John | Rinaldo and Armida | JDRAA2 |
| Welcome welcome happy be [In this blest society] | Shadwell, Thomas | The Lancashire-Witches | TSTLW6 |
| Welcome welcome mortal wight | Suckling, John | The Goblins | JSTG2 |
| Welfare the merry main Boys | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Bath | TDTBWL3 |
| Welfare trumpets drums and battling too | D'Urfey, Thomas | III Don Quixote | TD3DQ11 |
| Well blind archer since thou still | Fanshawe, Richard | Il Pastor Fido | RFIPF3 |
| Well Cloris how find you your self since you're free | Powell, George (?) | The Cornish Comedy | GPTCC3 |
| Were I to take wife | Wilson, John | Belphegor | JWB1 |
| Were I with my Orinda bless'd | Powell, George | The Treacherous Brothers | GPTTB1 |
| What a pleasant life the milkmaids lead | Anonymous | The Merry Milkmaid of Islington | ANMMI1 |
| What a pother of late | Vanbrugh, John | The Provok'd Wife | JVTPW4 |
| What ailest thee thou musing man | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Citizen Turned Gentleman | ERTCTG6 |
| What ails thou thou musing man | Randolph, Thomas | Aristippus | TRAOTJP2 |
| What are all the joys of life | Pordage, Samuel | The Siege of Babylon | SPTSOB1 |
| What beauty do I see | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Bath | TDTBWL5 |
| What beauty is let Strephon tell | Southerne, Thomas | The Fate of Capua | TSTFOC2 |
| What flat'ring noise is this | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ9 |
| What goodly shapes they have what lovely faces | Shirley, James | Cupid and Death | JSCAD7 |
| What help of tongue need they require | Shirley, James | The Court Secret | JSTCS1 |
| What ho thou genius of the clime [isle] | Dryden, John | King Arthur | JDKA11 |
| What ho we come to be merry | Ford, John | The Lady's Trial | JFTLT2 |
| What ho you dismal hags | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT10 |
| What is beauty what is youth | Anonymous | The Triumphs of Virtue | ANTTOV2 |
| What is the cruel cause | Jordan, Thomas | London's Glory | TJLG2 |
| What is the recompence of war | Behn, Aphra | The Amorous Prince | ABTAP1 |
| What joy like ours can mortals find | Shadwell, Thomas | The Lancashire-Witches | TSTLW4 |
| What life can compare with the jolly town rake's | Behn, Aphra | The Younger Brother | ABTYB1 |
| What need we use many beseeches | T.T. (Thomson, Thomas?) | The English Rogue | TTTER1 |
| What shall he have that killed the deer | Shakespeare, William | As You Like It | WSAYLI4 |
| What shall I do to show how much I love her | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP6 |
| What shall I say to work upon thy soul (reprise) | Trotter, Catharine | Love at a Loss | CTLAAL6 |
| What state of life can be so blest | Dryden, John | Love Triumphant | JDLT1 |
| What strange disguises lovers wear | Anonymous | The Feign'd Astrologer | ANTFA1 |
| What though her eyes are black | Howard, Edward | The Women's Conquest | EHTWC1 |
| What ungrateful devil move<s> you | Cibber, Colley | Love's Last Shift | CCLLS5 |
| What will it death advance thy name | Shirley, James | Cupid and Death | JSCAD4 |
| What will you do for the king | Smythe (or Underhill?) | Win Her and Take Her | JSWHTH7 |
| What would Europa whose shrill cries | Motteux, Peter Anthony | Europe's Revels | PMER14 |
| What wretch wou'd follow loves alarms | Cibber, Colley | Love's Last Shift | CCLLS3 |
| What's beauty bright Favonia tell | Southerne, Thomas | The Fate of Capua | TSTFOC1 |
| When a cruel long winter has frozen the earth | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ11 |
| When Alexander cross'd the seas | Wild, Robert | The Benefice | RWTB5 |
| When as King Henry govern'd the land | Cavendish and Shadwell | The Triumphant Widow | WCTTW6b |
| When as King Henry ruled this land | Revet, Edward | The Town Shifts | ERTTS2 |
| When as King Peppin rul'd in France | Porter, Thomas | The Villain | TPTV5 |
| When beauty arm'd with smiling eyes | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT21 |
| When beauty can't move and our passions grow cold (reprise) | Otway, Thomas | Friendship in Fashion | TOFIF8 |
| When Celadon gave up his heart | Porter, Thomas | The Villain | TPTV3 |
| When Cloe I your charms survey | Dennis, John | A Plot and No Plot | JDAPANP1 |
| When daffodils begin to peer | Shakespeare, William | The Winter's Tale | WSTWT1 |
| When Damon first began to love | Behn, Aphra | The Rover | AB1TR1 |
| When first Amintas charm'd my heart | Etherege, George | The Man of Mode | GETMOM2 |
| When first I made love to my Cloris | Sedley (and Shadwell?) | Bellamira | CSBOTM1 |
| When first I saw her charming face | Anonymous | The Surpriz'd Lovers | ANTSL1 |
| When first I saw the bright Aurelia's eyes | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP1 |
| When I do travel in the night | Anonymous | Cromwell's Conspiracy | ANCC4 |
| When I have often heard young maids complaining | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ6 |
| When I languish'd and wish'd you wou'd something bestow | Pix, Mary | The Innocent Mistress | MPTIM4 |
| When maidens are young and in their spring | Behn, Aphra | The Emperor of the Moon | ABTEOTM5 |
| When maids live to thirty yet never repented | Powell, George (?) | The Cornish Comedy | GPTCC1 |
| When Phillis watch'd her harmless sheep | Etherege, George | The Comical Revenge | GETCR1 |
| When Phoebus had fetch'd | Lee, Nathaniel | The Princess of Cleve | NLTPOC5 |
| When Phyllis watched her harmless sheep | Otway, Thomas | Friendship in Fashion | TOFIF7 |
| When power and wisdom with beauty unite | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT8 |
| When present we'll love when absent agree | Trotter, Catharine | Love at a Loss | CTLAAL3 |
| When Robin came to Nottingham | Cavendish and Shirley | The Variety | WCTV5 |
| When Silvia is kind and love plays in her eyes | Powell, George | Alphonso | GPAKON1 |
| When sons of Mars quarrel | Stapylton, Robert | Hero and Leander | RSHAL1 |
| When Sylvia runs to woods and groves | Oldmixon, John | The Governour of Cyprus | JOTGOC1 |
| When Tarquin first in court began | Heywood, Thomas | The Rape of Lucrece | THTROL1 |
| When that I was and a little tiny boy | Shakespeare, William | Twelfth Night | WSTN7 |
| When the kind wanton hour [Gave me into his power] | Crowne, John | The English Frier | JCTEF2 |
| When the whole world amaz'd | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML13 |
| When the winds rage and the seas grow high | Centlivre, Susanna | The Perjur'd Husband | SCTPH3 |
| When the world first knew creation | D'Urfey, Thomas | I Don Quixote | TD1DQ5 |
| When will Stella kind and tendre | Pix, Mary | The Deceiver Deceived | MPTDD1 |
| When yielding first to Damon's flame | Vanbrugh, John | The Provok'd Wife | JVTPW5 |
| Where art thou god of dreams for whose soft chain | Schomberg, Ralph (?) | Romulus and Hersilia | RSRAH4 |
| Where be those boys | Duffett, Thomas | The Mock Tempest | TDTMT1 |
| Where did you borrow that last sigh | Berkeley, William | The Lost Lady | WBTLL1 |
| Where does proud ambition dwell | Davenant and Dryden | The Tempest | WDTT1 |
| Where does the black fiend ambition reside | Shadwell (? and Betterton?) | The Tempest | TSTT1 |
| Where oxen do low and apples do grow | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Bath | TDTBWL10 |
| Where Tagus crown'd with plumes of woods | Fanshawe, Richard | Querer por Solo Querer | RFQPSQ1 |
| Where the bee sucks there suck I | Davenant and Dryden | The Tempest | WDTT9 |
| Where would coy Aminta[s] run | Wilmot, John | Valentinian | JWV1 |
| Where's artless innocence and guiltless loves | Settle, Elkanah | Pastor Fido | ESPF6 |
| Where's my Pan my lord my love | Oldmixon, John | The Grove | JOTG10 |
| Where's the pope [Come to die in a rope] | Anonymous | The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth | ANCQE1 |
| Wherever I am and whatever I do | Dryden, John | I Conquest of Granada | JD1COG1 |
| While Phillis is drinking love and wine in alliance | Granville, George | The She-Gallants | GGTSG4 |
| While the hidden decrees of Fate you wou'd know | Boyle, Roger (?) | King Saul | RBKS5 |
| While thus we bow before your shrine | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ19 |
| While you court a damn'd vintner for such nasty liquor | Jevon, Thomas | The Devil of a Wife | TJDOAW3 |
| Whiles early light springs from the skies | Cartwright, William | The Ordinary | WCTO4 |
| Whilst Alexis lay prest | Dryden, John | Marriage a la Mode | JDMALM2 |
| Whilst wretched fools sneak up and down | D'Urfey, Thomas | II Massaniello | TD2M3 |
| Whilst yet our world was new | Davenant, William | The Playhouse to Be Let | WDTPBL7 |
| White as the lilly will she lye | Schomberg, Ralph (?) | Romulus and Hersilia | RSRAH2 |
| White his shroud as the mountain snow | Shakespeare, William | Hamlet | WSH2 |
| Whither so gladly and so fast | Davenant, William | The Triumphs of the Prince D'Amour | WDTOPA3 |
| Who are the pillars of the wenching trade | Duffett, Thomas | The Mock Tempest | TDTMT3 |
| Who can resist my Celia's charms | Tate, Nahum | A Duke and no Duke | NTADAND3 |
| Who can sing a merrier note | Beaumont and Fletcher | Knight of the Burning Pestle | FBKBP7 |
| Who complies with gay youth does prudently choose | Rawlins the Younger, Thomas | Tom Essence | TRTE7 |
| Who ever saw a noble sight | Dryden, John | Amboyna | JDACDEM2 |
| Why ah why does Fate decree | Powell, George | The Imposture Defeated | GPTID2 |
| Why Cloe will you not perceive | Powell and Verbruggen | Brutus of Alba | GPBOA17 |
| Why do I sigh and tremble so | Pix, Mary | The Deceiver Deceived | MPTDD2 |
| Why does the foolish world mistake | Settle, Elkanah | Pastor Fido | ESPF1 |
| Why does the idle world mistake | Settle, Elkanah | The Ambitious Slave | ESTAS1 |
| Why dost thou fly me pretty maid | Powell and Verbruggen | Brutus of Alba | GPBOA13 |
| Why should a foolish marriage vow | Dryden, John | Marriage a la Mode | JDMALM1 |
| Why should beauty stand contesting | Anonymous | The Abdicated Prince | ANTAP1 |
| Why should men quarrel here where all possess | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ4 |
| Why should our damn'd tyrants oblige us to live | Wycherley, William | The Country Wife | WWTCW1 |
| Why should short-liv'd mortals strive to gain | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT20 |
| Why since we soldiers cannot prove | Heywood, Thomas | The Rape of Lucrece | THTROL5 |
| Why so cold and why so coy | Vanbrugh, John | Aesop | JVA10 |
| Why so coy and so strange | Dryden Jr., John | The Husband His Own Cuckold | JDTHHOC2 |
| Why so cruel to your lover | Penkethman, William | Love Without Interest | WPLWI5 |
| Why so nice and coy fair lady | Forde, Thomas | Love's Labrynth | TFLL4 |
| Why so pale and wan fond lover | Suckling, John | Aglaura | JSA1 |
| Why so pale and wan fond lover | Dryden, John | An Evening's Love | JDAEL5 |
| Why then let us drink | Cavendish and Shirley | The Variety | WCTV13 |
| Why then will mortals dare | D'Urfey, Thomas | I Don Quixote | TD1DQ1 |
| Why unarm'd poor Cupid prithee | Stapylton, Robert | The Stepmother | RSTS1 |
| Why was not wit with beauty join'd | Drake, James | The Sham Lawyer | JDTSL1 |
| Why [why why] should men quarrel | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ4 |
| Will my soldier then be here | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV11 |
| Will ye buy any honesty come away | Fletcher, John | The Loyal Subject | JFTLS4 |
| Will you buy any tape or lace for your crape | Shakespeare, William | The Winter's Tale | WSTWT5 |
| Willie was so blithe a lad | Payne, Nevil | The Morning Ramble | NPTMR6 |
| Winds now may whistle and waves may dance to 'em | Davenant, William | The Playhouse to Be Let | WDTPBL4 |
| The wise and the great [To beauty submit] | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT22 |
| The wise believe that I love none | Tate, Nahum | Cuckolds-Haven | NTCH2 |
| Wise coxcombs be damn'd here's a health to the man | Behn, Aphra | The Younger Brother | ABTYB5 |
| Wise coxcombs be damn'd here's a health to the man (reprise) | Behn, Aphra | The Younger Brother | ABTYB6 |
| Wiseman kiss mine a--- with a lero lero lillibullero | Crowne, John | The English Frier | JCTEF1 |
| With a fine merry gale | Davenant, William | The Siege of Rhodes | WDTSOR6 |
| With a trip and a gim | W.M. | The Female Wits | WMTFW2 |
| With amorous wiles and perjur'd eyes | Shipman, Thomas | Henry III of France | TSH3OF3 |
| With boughs and with branches trim up our bowers | Davenant, William | The Playhouse to Be Let | WDTPBL5 |
| With cable and thong he drew her along | Davenant, William | Love and Honour | WDLAH1 |
| With cares and contrivance their fate to avoid | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT6 |
| With horns and with hounds I waken the day | Dryden, John | The Secular Masque | JDTSM5 |
| With joy and delight | Bailey, Abraham | The Spightful Sister | ABTSS6 |
| With kindness I your pray'rs receive | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP4 |
| With lanthorne on stall at trea trip we play | Davenant, William | The Wits | WDTW2 |
| With loves fancied wings I fly | Cavendish, William | The Humorous Lovers | WCTHL5 |
| With my strings of small wire lo I come | D'Urfey, Thomas | I Don Quixote | TD1DQ10 |
| With pity Jove beholds thy state | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA13 |
| With this sacred charming wand | D'Urfey, Thomas | I Don Quixote | TD1DQ9 |
| Within this happy world above | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM2 |
| Woden first to thee | Dryden, John | King Arthur | JDKA1 |
| Woman who is by nature wild | Shadwell, Thomas | The Libertine | TSTL5 |
| Women by force of arms can ne'r be won | Trotter, Catharine | Love at a Loss | CTLAAL9 |
| Women's rage like shallow waters | Trotter, Catharine | Love at a Loss | CTLAAL8 |
| Wonder not Pan a god's born on the earth | Haines, Joseph | A Fatal Mistake | JHAFM1 |
| Wood-men shepherds come away | Anonymous | Love Tricks | JSLT5 |
| The woosel-cock so black of hue | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ3 |
| The world is full of hurry | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Intrigues at Versailles | TDTIAV2 |
| The world was then so light | Dryden, John | The Secular Masque | JDTSM10 |
| Would Phyllis be mine and for etc | Otway, Thomas | Friendship in Fashion | TOFIF6 |
| Ye birds who in our forests sing | Oldmixon, John | The Grove | JOTG6 |
| Ye blust'ring brethren of the skies | Dryden, John | King Arthur | JDKA17 |
| Ye bold sons of earth that attend upon fire | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP8 |
| Ye citizens of London [That will have gallant wives] | Mountfort, William | Greenwich-Park | WMGP1 |
| Ye gentle spirits of the air appear | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ24 |
| Ye goblins and fairies and satyrs and fawns | Dennis, John | The Comical Gallant | JDTCG1 |
| Ye may tipple and tipple and tipple all out | Porter, Thomas | The Villain | TPTV7 |
| Ye mighty powers who rule the air | Dennis, John | Rinaldo and Armida | JDRAA1 |
| Ye minutes bring the happy hour | Steele, Richard | The Funeral | RSTF4 |
| Ye nymphs and sylvan gods | D'Urfey, Thomas | II Don Quixote | TD2DQ4 |
| Ye nymphs no more take pains to hide | Oldmixon, John | Amintas | JOA3 |
| Ye nymphs the charge is royal | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA16 |
| Ye pretty birds that chirp and sing | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Intrigues at Versailles | TDTIAV3 |
| Ye restless cares companions of the night | Forde, Thomas | Love's Labrynth | TFLL5 |
| Ye spirits that dwell in earth fire and air | Dennis, John | Rinaldo and Armida | JDRAA6 |
| Ye subtle powers that rule below | Settle, Elkanah | Cambyses | ESCKOP2 |
| Ye wives all that are and wives would be | Davenant, William | The Siege of Rhodes | WDTSOR4 |
| Yes Xansi [Daphne] in your looks I find | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ18 |
| Yield my dear let full possessing | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV24 |
| You are no love for me Margret | Beaumont and Fletcher | Knight of the Burning Pestle | FBKBP5 |
| You are sad or mad or glad | Middleton and Rowley | The Spanish Gypsy | TMTSG4 |
| You are the son of a whore | Ravenscroft, Edward | The London Cuckolds | ERTLC4 |
| You Bellamira we admire | Philips, William | St. Stephen's Green | WPSSG2 |
| You charm'd me not with that fair face | Dryden, John | An Evening's Love | JDAEL1 |
| You fiends and furies come along | Davenant, William | The Unfortunate Lovers | WDTUL1 |
| You fly from what you seek deny what you implore | 'Ariadne' | The Unnatural Mother | ANTUM1 |
| You god of sleep send dreams for to restore | Cavendish, Margaret | The Presence | MCTP1 |
| You ladys who are young and gay | Anonymous | The Morose Reformer | ANTMR1 |
| You love and yet when I ask you to marry me | D'Urfey, Thomas | II Don Quixote | TD2DQ3 |
| You nymphs that attend the sovereign barge | Powell and Verbruggen | Brutus of Alba | GPBOA12 |
| You pleasing dreams of love and sweet delight | Dryden, John | Tyrannic Love | JDTL2 |
| You say 'tis love creates the pain | Dryden, John | King Arthur | JDKA22 |
| You say my love is but a man | Brome, Richard | The Northern Lasse | RBTNL1 |
| You spotted snakes with double tongue | Shakespeare, William | A Midsummer Night's Dream | WSAMND1 |
| You that here a lover lye | Boyle, Roger | Zoroastres | RBZ1 |
| You that languished so long for those whom you find | Leanerd, John | The Country Innocence | JLTCI5 |
| You that would last long list to my song | Jonson, Ben | Volpone | BJVOTF3 |
| You to whom victory we owe | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ2 |
| You tough brawny lads that can live upon stone | Duffett, Thomas | Psyche Debauch'd | TDPD10 |
| You twice ten hundred deities | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ13 |
| You widow that do sleep dog-sleep | Etherege, George | The Comical Revenge | GETCR8 |
| You've been with dull prologues | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Island Princess | PMTIP1 |
| The young and the old mun to't mun to't | Powell, George | A Very Good Wife | GPAVGW7 |
| Young Celinda's youthful charms | 'Ariadne' | She Ventures and He Wins | ANSVHW1 |
| Young Chrysostom had virtue sense | D'Urfey, Thomas | I Don Quixote | TD1DQ3 |
| Young I am and yet unskill'd | Dryden, John | Love Triumphant | JDLT3 |
| Young I was and yet not old | Corye, John | The Generous Enemies | JCTGE1 |
| Young Jemmy is a lad [My only joy and honey] | Powell, George | The Imposture Defeated | GPTID6 |
| The young one the old one the fearful the bold one | Fletcher and Rowley | The Maid in the Mill | JFTMITM8 |
| Young Phaon strove the bliss to taste | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC12 |
| Young Philander woo'd me long | D'Urfey, Thomas | I Massaniello | TD1M7 |
| Young Strephon he has wooed me long | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM16 |
| Young Strephon met me to'ther day | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM8 |
| The young the fair the chaste the good | Cotton, Charles | Horace | CCH4 |
| Your crown's not safe if he should live | Walker, William | Victorious Love | WWVL5 |
| Your hay it is mow'd and your corn is reap'd | Dryden, John | King Arthur | JDKA20 |
| Your north down ale is muddy | Duffett, Thomas | The Empress of Morocco | TDTEOM1 |
| Your sun would ride the youth would run | Middleton and Rowley | The Spanish Gypsy | TMTSG7 |
| Youth keep oh keep thy money fast | Powell, George | A Very Good Wife | GPAVGW2 |
| Youth's a flower that soon does fade | Otway, Thomas | The Souldiers Fortune | TOTSF4 |
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