My Lover (1929)

(Master Of My Heart)
From the early talkie film “Paris”
Words by Al Bryan
Music by Eddie Ward


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

1. I’d be a slave to my love forevermore
I want to crave what I love, what I adore
I want to live to satisfy him
I want to give, not deny him

Refrain:
My lover must be gentle but not too sentimental
My lover must command me if he would understand me
He must be fierce, still tender to rule me or surrender
My lover must remember, he’s master of my heart

2. I’ll search the earth for my love until we meet
If he is worth all my love my life’s complete
I want to cherish and protect him
Never to fail or neglect him