Forever And For Aye - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
FOREVER AND FOR AYE. Copyright, 1893, by Geo. T. Worth & Co. Words by Violet Vane. Music by John Macaulay. 
I think of all thou art to me, I dream of what thou canst not be, My life is curst with thoughts of thee, forever and for aye. My heart is full of grief and woe, I see thy face where'er I go, I would, alas! it were not so, forever and for aye. Perchance if we had never met, I had been spared this mad regret, This endless striving to forget, this endless striving to forget. Perchance if we had never met, I had been spared this mad regret, This endless striving to forget, forever and for aye, Forever, forever and for aye. 
Perchance if thou wert far away, did I not see thee day by day, I might again be blithe and gay, forever and for aye. Ah, no) I could not bear the pain of never seeing thee again, I cling to thee with might and main, forever and for aye. O leave me not, I love but thee, blessing or curse, whiche'r thou be, O be as thou hast been to me, 0 be as thou hast been to me. O leave me not, I love but thee, blessing or curse, whiche'r thou be, O be as thou hast been to me, forever and for aye, Forever, forever and for aye.