Kissing On The Sly - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
KISSING ON THE SLY. Copyright, 1896, by W. P. Chase. Words and Music by W. P. Chase. 
Long years ago, when I was young and quite a little boy, I knew a sweet and winsome lass, who was my constant joy; We were loving friends and playmates, and I never shall forget-How I would kiss her on the sly; 'tis fresh in mem'ry yet. 
Chorus. If you'd taste of heaven, yet do not care to die, Just go and find a pretty girl and kiss her on the sly; She may act as if she's angry, but laddies that's her way; Go ahead and try again, she soon will say "you may." 
The years have passed, we're older grown, that little lass and I; But still we love and every night I kiss her on the sly; In a month we're to be married, and then we will not care Who sees our bliss-for then the kiss will be upon the square.- Chorus. 
Encore Verse. Some men are often much too bold, as girls are sometimes shy: Don't make a grub when going to kiss, as if you would black her eye; Take your time-be patient-the kiss will keep-take care; Don't make a lunge or sudden leap-remember that it's there.- Chorus.