1930 The Home Bartender's Guide and Song Book

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THB BARTENDER'S GUIDE AND SONG BOOK

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We Never Speak as We Pass By

Our lot was peace, so fair, so bright, One sunny day, no gloomy night; No life on earth more pure than ours, In that dear home, 'midst fields and fl ower;,

Tlie spell is past, the dream is o'er, And tho we meet, we love no more! One heart is crush'd to droop and die, And for relief must heav'nward fl.y/ The once bright smile has faded, gone, And given way to looks forlorn! D espite her grandeur's wicked fl.ame, Sh e stoops to blush beneath her shame.

Until the tempter came to N ell, H e dau led her, alas, she fell !

I n gilded hall ' midst w ealt h she dwells, How her lieart aches, lier sad face tells, Sh e fain would smile, seem bright and gay, B ut conscience steals her peace away; And w hen t he flatt erer casts aside My fallen and dishonored bride, I'll close lier eyes, in deat h fo rgive, L1 nd in my heart her name shall live.

T17e never speak as we pass by, A lt ho a tear bedims her eye;

I know she th inks of her past life, W hen we w ere loving man and w ife. In guileless yout h I sought her side, And she became my v irt uous bride,