Musical Album

1. Thet said my Love would Change with Time ... Glover
2. Come Dearest, the Daylight is Gone ... B. R.
3. The Captain and his Whiskers ... Comer
4. Not for Gold and Precious Stones ... Hauser
5. When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home ... Fletcher
6. Gentle Nettie More ... Pierpont

7. Would I Were with Thee ... Mrs. Norton
8. Rosalie, the Prairie Flower ... Wurzel
9. Kathleeen Mavoureen ... Crouch
10. O Whisper What Thou Feelest ... Brinley
11. Do They Think of Me at Home! ... H. L. Schreiner
12. Why Do I Weep for Thee? ... Wallace

"Do They Think of Me at Home?" [1863]
To Miss Norah C. Sneed,
Savannah, Ga.
Poetry by C-----.
Music by H[enry]. L. Schreiner.
Macon and Savannah, GA: JOHN C. SCHREINER & SON
Wilmington, N.C.,
F. D. SMAW, Jr.,
T.S. WHITAKER.

Charleston, S.C.,
HENRY SIEGLING.

Atlanta, Ga.,
J.J. RICHARDS & CO.

Richmond, Va.,
A. MORRIS,
P. H. TAYLOR,
J. W. RANDOLPH,
WOODHOUSE & CO.,
WEST & JOHNSON.

Columbia, S.C.,
TOWNSEND & NORTH.

Selma, Ala.,
J. W. BLANDIN.

Mobile, Ala.,
JOS. BLOCK.
J. H. SNOW.
[Library of Congress
MUSIC DIV.
Class. M 1642
  .M
Acc. No. 134049]
[Source: civilwarmusic.com]

1. Do they think of my at home?
Do they ever think of me?
I, who shar’d their ev’ry grief,—
I, who mingled in their glee?
Have their hearts grown cold and strange
To the one now doom’d to roam?
I would give the world to know—
Do they think of me at home?
I would give the world to know—
Do they think of me at home?

2. Do they think of me at eve?
Of the songs I used to sing?
Is the harp I struck untouched?
Does a stranger wake the string?
Will no kind, forgiving word,
Come across the raging foam?
Shall I never cease to sigh—
Do they think of me at home?
Shall I never cease to sigh—
Do they think of me at home?

3. Do they think of how I loved
In my happy early years?
Do they think of him who came,
But could never win their praise?
I am happy by his side,
And from mine he’ll never roam!
But my heart will sadly ask—
Do they think of me at home?
But my heart will sadly ask—
Do they think of me at home?