Forget Me Not, Lenore - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
FORGET ME NOT, LENORE. Copyright, 1894, by F. J. Tierney. Composed by F. J. Tierney. 
Long ago, far away lived a maid, If the tales of the past are but true, Where so gladly to old ocean runs That sweet river, the Danube so blue. And one day there came riding that way A bold, gallant, steel-armored young knight, And his love to the maiden went swift, As the arrow when sped on its flight, As arrow on its flight. 
Refrain. Oh. little sweet forget-me-not, all like you should be true blue; Speak this message unto her: "I love but you, but you." 
"Come, now prove that you love," cried the maid; "Bring to me yon' sweet flowers so blue." And the knight in the waters plung'd deep. "This I do now, my loved one, for you," As he sank with his armor's great weight. he then flung the blue flowers ashore, And exclaimed with his fast fleeting breath: "Oh, forget me not, loved one, Lenore; Forget me not, Lenore." -Refrain.