That’s a page from my diary of love a 1922 popular song words and music by Alf. J. Lawrance
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First a rose, then a kiss
That was bliss, perfect bliss
In its moment of surrender
Then a sigh, don’t know why
But it goes with the rose
And the kisses sweet and tender
Then a ring, that will bring
Happy days, happy days
Full of spooning honey mooning
And the rest can be guessed
That’s a page in my Diary of Love
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First a rose, then a kiss
That was bliss, perfect bliss
In its moment of surrender
Then a sigh, don’t know why
But it goes with the rose
And the kisses sweet and tender
Then a ring, that will bring
Happy days, happy days
Full of spooning honey mooning
And the rest God knows best
That’s the end of my Diary of Love
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