Harry Macdonough & Frank C. Stanley - By The Old Oaken Bucket, Louise (1908) - Vídeo Dailymotion

Harry Macdonough & Frank C. Stanley   "By The Old Oaken Bucket, Louise"   Victor 5499   1908   Music by Harry I. Davis   Words by Earle C. Jones

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00:00Let us wander over yonder where in childhood I first told love's story, oh, my dear Louise.

00:30Down the hillside, past the millside, through the wildwood, through the little rustic bench beneath the tree.

00:45And you'll see the moonlight gleaming on the well still, and the oaken pocket hanging by the chain.

01:01And in fancy's golden land tonight let's dwell, dear. Those happy days, let's live them o'er again.

01:17By the oaken pocket, Louise, why the moon, can it glint through the trees?

01:31There I learn from your eyes, it's a song for the skies, that sweet story o'er, your lips never call.

01:47In the deep mossy dell, dear Louise, by the old-fashioned well on my knee.

02:01But I vowed I'd be true just to you, only you, by the oaken pocket, Louise.

02:31By the oaken pocket, Louise.