My Old Gal - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
MY OLD GAL. Copyright, MDCCCXCVI. by Henry J. Wehman. Words and Music by Charles Graham. 
I well remember when a child when I would visit grandpa, Tho' he was seventy years of age, he still made love to grandma; Tho' children of a larger growth, I've often seen them playing, And more than once I've heard the old man to his old wife saying: 
Chorus. My old gal, we're forty years together; It don't seem long with you, my dear old gal. Forty more, in any kind of weather, Would never be too much for me, with my old gal. 
The dear, old lady I have often seen a tear-drop shedding When she cays, "John, I hope we'll live to see our golden wedding." I hope that they will see the day for which they both are praying: She's with us yet, dear granny, and the old man still is saying:- Chorus.