By The Old Ohio Shore
Year 1921
Lyrics by Ballard MacDonaldMusic by Mary Earl Shapiro, Bernstein and Co. Broadway and 47th Street New York |
First Verse Love's in the air I'll take you where You fell in love with me When shadows fall You will recall Visions of used to be, dear: Second Verse You were so sweet Joy was complete Life seemed a song of bliss Years have gone by Yet not a sigh Since I first felt your kiss, dear: Chorus Let your mem'ry stray Back Ohio way Drifting down a stream one June night In a birch canoe 'Neath the Heavens blue Where the willows greet the moonlight As we glide along I can hear your song Just as in the days of yore While the stars above Smile upon our love By the old Ohio shore. CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG |
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