A Little Song Gem. 
"Love That Hath Us in the Net" (1884)
Words by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809-1992) 
Music by the Gifted Poet and Musician 
Sidney Lanier (1842-1881)
Arranged by A.E. Blackmar.

New Orleans: A.E. Blackmar & Co., 220 Camp St.
Plate Number: 1435.2
[Source: 066/062@Levy]

1. Love that hath us in the net, 
Can be pass and we forget? 
Many suns arise and set. 
Many a chance the years beget; 
Love the gift is love the debt, 
Even so, even so.

2. Love is hurt with jar and fret, 
Love is made a vague regret, 
Eyes with i dle tears are wet. 
Idle habit links us yet; 
What is love? for we forget, 
Ah, no, no, ah, no, no!