Geraldine - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
GERALDINE. . Copyright, 1895, by Spaulding & Gray. Words by Robt. E. Rich. Music by Alfred N. La Brie. 
What makes this land so fair, Geraldine; Perfumes the summer air, Geraldine; What tints the clouds on high, Glows in the azure sky, Lulls when the breezes die, Geraldine? Come now and stroll with me, Geraldine, Down by the moonlit sea, Geraldine; Walk by the quiet shore, Cull summer's dainty lore, Dream while I ply the oar, Geraldine. 
Come while the moon's abroad, Geraldine; Come while thy charms I land, Geraldine; Come, O sweetheart of mine, Out where the fire flies shine, So like thine eyes divine, Geraldine; Thine eyes my compass are, Geraldine; Thine eyes my guiding star, Geraldine; They point to eventide, To home and thy loved side, Where I for aye may bide, Geraldine.