27 BY THE WATERS OF MINNETONKA

Moon Dear—How near
Your Soul—divine

Sun Deer—No fear

In heart of mine.

Skies blue—o’er you,
Look down in love;
Waves bright—give light
As on they move.

Hear thou—My vow
To live to die

Moon Dear—Thee near
Beneath this sky.

28 NEAPOLITAN NIGHTS

Oh, nights of splendor
Your charms so tender
Make love surrender

Till stars are gone;

Oh, nights of laughter,
Though tears come after,
Love’s regrets, love forgets when comes the dawn.
Fair Naples sleeping,

A virgil keeping,

While stars are weeping,
As they depart;

Dawn bells are pealing
While night is stealing

To its nest, lulled to rest within my heart.
(Copyrighted by Sam Fox Publishing Co., 1925)

29 SOMEWHERE A VOICE IS CALLING

Dusk, and the shadows falling

O’er land and sea;

Somewhere a voice is calling, Calling me!
Dusk, and the shadows falling

O’er land and sea;

Somewhere a voice is calling, Calling me!

Night and the stars are gleaming

Tender and true;

Dearest, my heart in dreaming, Dreaming of you!
Night and the stars are gleaming

Tender and true;

Dearest, my heart in dreaming, Dreaming of you!
(Used by Permission of T. B. Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter, Inc.)