My Donald - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
MY DONALD. Copyright, 1891, by Willis Woodward & Co. Words by K. S. Getchell. Music by H. A. Saxton. 
Oh! the dearest, sweetest lad in all creation Is my noble Donald, whom I love so well; And the fairest, sweetest spot in all the nation Is my little home, so humble, in the dell. Oh! 'twas there that first we met, and I never shall forget How his glance did thrill my trembling heart; And I'd rather bide with him in my low station Than to be a queen and live from him apart. 
Oh! no earthly pain can e'er have power to harm me. With noble Donald ever at my side; And no other voice than his has power to charm me; I'd forever be content with him to bide. oh! his love my shield shall be, and he's all the world to me, And I ask no greater joy or bliss; While in his strong arms I bide, what can alarm me? Can a lassie ask a greater boon than this!