Two Sweethearts Of Mine - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
TWO SWEETHEARTS OF MINE. Copyright, 18S7, by J. C Groene & Co. Words by E. P. Moron. Music by J. Fred. Helf. 
A crowd of young fellows one night at a club Were telling of sweethearts they had; All of them jolly excepting one youth, And he seemed down-hearted and sad. "Come Ned, won't you join us," his comrades then asked, "For surely some girl has loved you; " Then raising his bead, as proudly be said: "Why, boys, I'm in love with two." 
Chorus. "One has hair of silv'ry gray, the other just like gold: One is gay And youthful, while the other's bent and old; But dearer than life are both to me, and from neither would I part; One is my mother, God bless her, I love her, the other is my sweetheart." 
My sweetheart, you see, is a poor working girl, But still I'm determined to wed: My father says" No, it can never be so, Go marry an heiress instead." I've won mother over, she knows how it is, When father met her she was poor; She says, "Ned. don't fret, she'll be your wife yet, Father will consent, I am sure." -Chorus.