What's In A Kiss - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
WHAT'S IN A KISS? Copyright, 1883, by T. B. Harms & Co. Written and Composed by Wm. J. Scanlan. 
Turn not away, turn not away, I am near, love, I am near; Close not your eyes, close not your eyes, I am near, love, I am near. Oh, just one kiss from off those lips, soft with nature's dew, Just one kiss from off those lips, one little kiss from you, Yes, from you love, yes, from you love, yes, from you. What's in a kiss? joy and bliss, nothing more, love, nothing more. 
If love is bliss, if love is bliss, I am thine, love, I am thine; One loving kiss, one loving kiss from those lips, love, lips divine; The moon will kiss the mountain tops, the flow'rs and birds of May, The ocean's wave will wed the wind, the leaves will kiss and play. Kiss and play, love, kiss and play, love, kiss and play. What's in a kiss? joy And bliss, nothing more, love, nothing more.