Am I Not True To Thee

1. Am I not true to thee? true as a star, That gleams in the firmament night after night; Am I not true to thee, ever the same, Whate'er be thy portion to woe or delight. Tho' fate may intrude like a cloud to the star, Still am I true to thee, home or afar; Still am I true to thee, home or afar. 2. Am I not true to thee, true as the voice, That echoes the charm of the wanderer's song; Am I not true to thee, why wilt thou ask? When thus I have lov'd thee and sought thee so long Tho' faint be the vow, as the hill's gentle voice Still am I true to thee, smile and rejoice, Still am I true to thee, smile and rejoice. 3. Am I not true to thee, doubt me no more, For echoes are whispers and stars are but faint; Am I not dear to thee; chide not again How canst thou upbraid me with sorrow's complaint Thy heart must deceive thee, thy trust I implore Still I am true to thee, doubt me no more, Still I am true to thee, doubt me no more.