Norah - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
NORAH. Copyright, 1895, by Howard & Co. Words by Albert Hall. Music by Eugene O'Rourke. 
There's only one girl I would have for my wife, and that's Norah, Norah; With her I'd run double harness for life, with my little Norah dear; Every morn, at the break of the day, As round about Wicklow I drive on my way, She'll ride on my cart, but no fare will she pay, My Norah, Norah. 
Chorus. Norah Is young and fair, Norah has golden hair; She rides upon my mail-cart every morning; She sits by my side each day, enticing my heart away, As I drive the cart that Norah rides on. 
Some day I will make a most desperate try to win Norah, Norah; She is the apple, the choice of my eye, is my little Norah dear; I'll drive, as straight as a shot from a gun. To the clergyman's house when my prize I have won, And know I will never repent what I've done When I wed Norah.- Chorus.