Brian

We met right there in a Target aisle

You asked if I was single with a hopeful smile

I said, "Well, maybe, but I've got four kids"

Most men would have run, but I'm so glad you never did

Now twenty-four years have come and gone

And you're still the rock that I'm leaning on

Oh Brian, you're funny, you're loving and true

Sometimes a little boring, but I'm at home with you

Seeing you as a grandpa is my favorite thing

After all of this time, you still make my heart sing

From the life we've built to the stars up above

I love you great big, my forever love

Every morning for your daily commute

You start up a motorcycle in your work boots

Whether it's the blue one or the red one today

You rev up the engine and you're on your way

Then you come back home to the old garage

Fixing up whatever is falling apart

You can mend anything with your own two hands

While you listen to music from your favorite bands

Oh Brian, you're funny, you're loving and true

Sometimes a little boring, but I'm at home with you

Seeing you as a grandpa is my favorite thing

After all of this time, you still make my heart sing

From the life we've built to the stars up above

I love you great big, my forever love

I know your tender side, the one that few can see

Like the way you loved that sweet cat, Babee

You treated him just like a child of your own

You've got the gentlest heart that I've ever known

Oh Brian, you're funny, you're loving and true

Sometimes a little boring, but I'm at home with you

Seeing you as a grandpa is my favorite thing

After twenty-four years, you still make my heart sing

From the life we've built to the stars up above

I love you great big, my forever love