NEVER SUCH A LOVING TWO
Composer
Nat D. Ayer
Lyricist
A. Seymout Brown
Publisher
Jerome H. Remick, New York & Detroit
Cover Artist
Starmer
Notes
The cover, by Starmer, shows canels against a full moon by a Bedouin tent under palm trees, with an Indian couple in white costumes seated next to water jars. It is another example of the blending of Middle East and South Asian themes.
Lyrics

Way out in Hindustan
'Mid the sand lived a man.
He owned a caravan, and loved a maid.
One night, it was in June,
Hearts in tune, silv'ry moon,
And to this Hindoo maid fond words he'd croon.

CHORUS:
I love nobody else but you, dear,
I love you with a love that's true! as stars above,
If you love half as much as I do
Oh, there never in the wide world lived such a loving two.

And almost ev'ry day,
So they say, on Broadway,
'Mid life so bright and gay things are the same,
Where there are lover's bold, Arms enfold, story old,
Same tale is often told, each one will say.