All Among The Roses - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
ALL AMONG THE ROSES. Words and Music by W. H. Delehanty. 
In an Ivy-covered cottage, hidden back of oaken trees. Lives a lovely little maiden, blithe and happy as you please; Where, upon a low veranda, every summer's eventide I sit amid the flowers fair, Camillia by my side. 
Chorus. All among the roses, making sweet proposes, Lovely, laughing, soul bewitching, sweet Camillia May; Captivating, aggravating, never tired of play; Flitting like a little birdie, happy, light and gay. Kill me or I'll die with love for sweet Camillia May. 
There's a pretty, white camelia ever glowing in her hair, Lovely violets And roses blooming in her face so fair; Little stars and merry sunshine in her eyes so bright and gay, And a choir of angels singing in the voice of Milly May.- Chorus. 
Now forget not to remember, when In love you chance to be, Try and keep in all your feelings, not act foolishly like me; For I live on hoping, dreaming of a coming joyous day, When I'll make of one camelia such a lovely, sweet bouquet. Chorus.