A popular song from 1905.
Words by Henry Blossom.
Music by Victor Herbert.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
Ah! dear one! How often I think of the past
Can it be you forget?
Perchance ’twas a passion too wondrous to last
But I dream of it yet
I see you again, as you gazed in my eyes
With joy all alight
So fondly you’d fold me as softly you told me
Of Love through the star-sprinkled night
Valse lente
Sweet summer breeze, whispering trees
Stars shining softly above
Roses in bloom, wafted perfume
Sleepy birds dreaming of love
Safe in your arms, far from alarms
Daylight shall come but in vain
Tenderly pressed close to my breast
Kiss me, Kiss me again.
Kiss me again!
Kiss me! Kiss me again!
Sung here by Fred Feild: