I'll Never Forget
He stood by her side for the last time
At the church where they made their first vows
She was wrapped in a bed
Made of pine from behind the house
He had a tough time with his memory
And he's said the wrong name more than once
But I knew from the smile that he gave me
There was a light that hadn't gone out
As he brushes away a tear
To keep from his suit getting wet
He tells stories from back through the years
He says son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Like the night we got caught in a rainstorm
On a trip to the town by the bay
Tore her dress when she climbed on the fence
To the barn where we stayed
That was the first night I held her
She was wearing her grandma's perfume
When we woke she had hay in her pockets
And a great big smile on her face
As he brushes away a tear
To keep from his suit getting wet
He tells stories from back through the years
He says son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
You and I both loved your mother
And she's sure smiling down on us now
I wish I remembered the details
But that's not what love is about
As he brushes away a tear
To keep from his suit getting wet
He tells stories from back through the years
He says son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
At the church where they made their first vows
She was wrapped in a bed
Made of pine from behind the house
He had a tough time with his memory
And he's said the wrong name more than once
But I knew from the smile that he gave me
There was a light that hadn't gone out
As he brushes away a tear
To keep from his suit getting wet
He tells stories from back through the years
He says son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Like the night we got caught in a rainstorm
On a trip to the town by the bay
Tore her dress when she climbed on the fence
To the barn where we stayed
That was the first night I held her
She was wearing her grandma's perfume
When we woke she had hay in her pockets
And a great big smile on her face
As he brushes away a tear
To keep from his suit getting wet
He tells stories from back through the years
He says son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
You and I both loved your mother
And she's sure smiling down on us now
I wish I remembered the details
But that's not what love is about
As he brushes away a tear
To keep from his suit getting wet
He tells stories from back through the years
He says son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
Son, there are some things
I'll never forget
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Writer(s): Micah Nicol
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