In Far Off Sunny Spain - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
IN FAR OFF SUNNY SPAIN. Copyright, 1896, by Spaulding & Gray. Words by Palmer Cox. Music by Malcolm Douglas. 
In Spain, in far-off, sunny Spain, Where oft the tender, sweet refrain Of mandolins and soft guitars Is heard beneath the twinkling stars, A lover wooed a little maid At eve, beneath the citron's shade, And whispered vows so sweet and low, That thrilled her heart long years ago! "Sweetheart, I love but thee, Yes, thee alone I love; And I will ever be As true as stars above! So bright with hope they shine To-night on you and met Oh! say that you'll be mine; Sweetheart, I love but thee!" 
In Spain, in far-off, sunny Spain, A weary woman waits in vain For one who loved her, and who died In alien lands, far from her side; She hears the happy lover's sigh, At night, beneath the jewelled skies, But only soft winds whisper low The fond, sweet vows of long ago! "Sweetheart, I love but thee, Yes, thee alone I love; And I will ever be As true as stars above! So bright with hope they shine To-night on you and met Oh, say that you'll be mine; Sweetheart, I love but thee! I love, I love but thee. Yes, thee, my love, and only thee!"