Bobby

We grew up side by side so young,

Then went our separate ways.

But I would wait for thirty-five

Long years of passing days.

To finally become your wife,

Where I was meant to be.

You cherished the ground I walked upon,

And poured your love on me.

Oh Bobby, you're my soulmate still,

My Prince Charming so true.

I wouldn't trade those fifteen years

Of being loved by you.

You called me Queen and crowned my life,

I've loved you all your days.

No man alive could take your place,

Or equal you in grace.

We walked around old Belburn Mount,

In West Virginia's breeze,

And talked of things a million times,

Beneath the quiet trees.

We’d stop and look all over the place,

Then hug, never to part.

That Keukenberg that crossed your eyes,

Is what first stole my heart.

Oh Bobby, you're my soulmate still,

My Prince Charming so true.

I wouldn't trade those fifteen years

Of being loved by you.

You called me Queen and crowned my life,

I've loved you all your days.

No man alive could take your place,

Or equal you in grace.

October the eleventh came,

In twenty-twenty's chill.

Six years have passed this Sunday morn,

And I am crying still.

I cherish every memory made,

Each moment we were given.

I've loved you for your whole life long,

My soulmate, now in heaven.

Oh Bobby, you're my soulmate still,

My Prince Charming so true.

I wouldn't trade those fifteen years

Of being loved by you.

You called me Queen and crowned my life,

I've loved you all your days.

No man alive could take your place,

Or equal you in grace.