IV.

Love is always young and fair,--

What to us is silver hair,

Faded cheeks or steps grown slow,

To the hearts that beat below?

Since I kissed you, mine alone,

You have never older grown,

Since I kissed you, mine alone,

You have never older grown.

Chorus to last verse.

Darling, we are growing old,

Silver threads among the gold,

Shine upon my brow today;--

Life is fading fast away.

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