. . . When You Don’t Love Me, 1909.
Words and music by Thos. J. Kennedy.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- A pretty little maiden
And her dandy little beau
Were seated in a parlor
Where the lights were burning low
She whispered do you love me
As she slowly turned her head
He knew that she was jealous
And to her he said
Chorus
What’s the use of loving you
When you don’t love me
What’s the use of saying
When we’re married, dear
How happy we could be
I could find another girl to love me
If you’d set my poor heart free
So what’s the use of loving you
When you don’t love me
- The little maid grew angry
For she’d always been so true
And though she didn’t tell him
She decided what to do
Next day she sent this letter
I have found another beau
You needn’t call to see me
for you have no show