I Love You Yet - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
I LOVE YOU YET. Copyright, 1895, by Chas. W. Held. Words and Music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld. 
You said you loved me better than I knew, But ah! you know you spoke undue; Your heart was faithless and your love was false, And yet I loved, I loved but you. You claimed me as your happy bride, You pressed me to your loving side; You took my hand within your own, And vowed you loved but me alone. But ah! you little dream'd I knew That you were faithless and untrue. 
Chorus. And now I wander sad and lone, the past a drear and vain regret, And tho' your many vows were broken, I cannot help, I love you yet. 
"I loved you better than you knew, machrce" -Those were the words you spoke to me, And tho' I thought you loved me as you said, I knew that this could never be. For woman's heart is not a toy, One deed her love will oft destroy; I saw you kiss another's lips, Like bee, which stolen honey sips. And ah! you little dream'd I knew That you were faithless and untrue.- Chorus.