1. "Oh wind of the west that bringest, O'er wood and lea, Perfume of flowers from my lady's bowers And a strain and a melody, 2. While soft 'mid the bloom thou singest Thy songs of laughter and sighs, Steal in where my darling lies With a kiss to her mouth from me! 3. "White Rose, when at morn thou twinest Her lattice fair, Wave to and fro in the fresh sun's glow Till she wakes and beholds thee there;

4. When over her brow thou shinest, Then whisper from me, and press On her dear head one fond caress, And a kiss on her yellow hair! 5. "Oh Rose! and oh wind that found her 'Mid morning's glee! While the noon goes by, keep ever nigh With your beauty and melody; 6. With your smile and song stay round her Till she closes her eyelids bright; Then give her a sweet good-night And a kiss on the lips for me!"

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