Historic Sheet Music Collection

Document Type

Score

Publication Date

1913

Comments

Peg O’My Heart

Word by Alfred Bryan

Music by Fred Fisher

New York: Leo Feist Inc. (1913)

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Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Oh! my heart’s in a whirl,
Over one little girl,
I love her, I love her, yes, I do,
Altho’ her heart is far away,
I hope to make her mine someday.
Ev’ry beautiful rose, ev’ry violet knows,
I love her, I love her fond and true,
And her heart fondly sighs, as I sing to her eyes,
Her eyes of blue, Sweet eyes of blue, my darling!

[Chorus]
Peg O’ My Heart,
I love you,
We’ll never part,
I love you, hear little girl,
Sweet little girl,
Sweeter than the rose of Erin, are your winning smiles endearin’,
Peg O’ My Heart,
Your glances with Irish art entrance us,
Come, be my own,
Come, make your home in my heart.

[Verse 2]
When your heart’s full of fears,
And your eyes full of tears,
I’ll kiss the, I’ll kiss them all away;
For, like the gold that’s in your hair,
Is all the love for you I bear,
O’ believe in me, do,
I’m as lonesome as you,
I miss you, I miss you all the day,
Let the light of love shine form your eyes into mine,
And shine for aye, Sweetheart for aye, my darling!

[Chorus]

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