A Home For Two - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
A HOME FOR TWO. Copyright, 1895, by The S. Brainard's Sons Co. Words and Music by Lester Bodine And E. H. Packard. 
There's a rough old cabin on a mountain range out West, Where the miners get their mail from those they each love best; Many's the heart made happy there by letters to those men-Welcome lines from mother or a loving sweetheart's pen; Among those rugged mountaineers is one of youthful face, Who is a frequent caller at that plain old postal place; For he left a girl behind, she promised to be true, And wait until he made a stake to build a home for two. 
Refrain. Not a brown-stone mansion, not a marble hall, Just a modest cottage, the happiest home of all: Brightest hope of sweethearts, whose love is really true, Waiting for that joyful day to build a home for two. 
With success before him and swift Cupid for a guide, Filled with hope, that lover works upon the mountain side; Fortune greets him with a smile, his mine is sure to pay, While his girl is wailing for a happy wedding day. Many a heart is at her feet, rich suitors woo in vein, But she knows her working hid is coming back again; Soon they will be married, for the time is nearly due; They both will be contented in a cozy home for two.-Refrain.