A popular song from the year 1927.
Words by Bernhard Haig.
Music by Clara Edwards.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- The golden moonlight, the gloam
My thoughts returning to home
And with their winging, my heart is singing
A song all it’s own
By the bend of the river
Where rushes are growing, and waters are flowing
Far down to the sea
On a soft, balmy June night
In the shimmering moonlight
I know that my own true love is waiting for me
In the cool of the evening
When shadows are falling
I can hear my love calling so softly to me
Through the scent of the heather
In fair summer weather
We’ll drift down together
My true love with me - The blush of dawning, the day
The call of birds far away
The dancing sunbeams
All prove my daydreams
That love lives alway
By the bend of the river
Where rushes are growing, and waters are flowing
Far down to the sea
On a soft, balmy June night
In the shimmering moonlight
I know that my own true love is waiting for me
In the cool of the evening
When shadows are falling
I can hear my love calling so softly to me
Through the scent of the heather
In fair summer weather
We’ll drift down together
My true love with me
Ah! Ah!