*note: I composed this song for my wedding day*



Verse 1:

From the very first day that I met you,
I knew that you were the one for me.
I could see a new true love blossom in your eyes.

But it just wasn't meant to be, at least not then;
But I knew the day would come someday when,
This passion would take both our hearts by surprise.

Bridge 1:

We both had to wait so long.
The feelings became so strong.
Yet still I hoped that I would see the day when:

Chorus 1:

This glorious love of yours and mine,
A love made to stand the test of time,
Would come to be for eternity, and

I could grow old with you; spend my days,
Holding your hand, and on your face,
And in your eyes I'd see this perfect love of yours and mine.

Verse 2:

Time has passed and we've grown a little older.
The flames in our hearts they still smolder.
The shared love that we feel still burns from deep inside.

I came to see you one day; it was so cold.
I worked up my nerve, and when I felt bold,
Down on one knee I asked you to be my bride.

Bridge 2:

We both had to wait so long.
The feelings became so strong.
Right then I knew that I would see the day when:

Chorus 2:

This glorious love of yours and mine,
A love made to stand the test of time,
Would come to be for eternity, and

I'll live out the rest of my life,
Happily now that you're my wife.
For the rest of time, we'll share this perfect love of yours and mine.

Verse 3:

Darling, I know that as time passes;
As my hair grays and you need glasses,
I know that you will always be right by my side.

I hope you know I'll always need you.
No other woman could succeed you.
Knowing that you're mine just fills my heart with pride.

Bridge 3:

We never have to wait that long,
To share our feelings when they're strong,
And now every day is the day that:

Chorus 3:

This glorious love of yours and mine,
A love that has stood the test of time,
Has come to be, and eternally, oh, oh;

I'll grow old with you; spend my days,
With you, watching our children play,
And in your eyes, I'll see this perfect love of yours and mine.

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