Williamson, ArthurLongfellow, Henry2016-09-162016-09-161913http://hdl.handle.net/2440/101212Scanned from the Original held in Rare Books & Special Collections, Barr Smith Library, MSS 02003 p MS ink plus cover page (stamped Beryl Kekwick)Stamped "Beryl Kekwick"Words by the poet Henry Longfellow 1807-1882Lyrics on cover page: "I've heard the magic songs that love sings, Believed the lies that love will tell; I've known the loneliness that love brings To those like me who love too well. I'm vain have I pretended to call this love a passing phase, Yet till my life is ended I know I'll never change my ways."First line of lyrics: "Sweet as the tender fragrance that survives..."Sung by Peter Dawson as reported in The Critic 25 June 1913.enSongs - AustralianCompositions - AustralianComposition (music)MSS 0200