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A Daughter's Love


I’m thankful for having a mother like you,

If you weren’t my mommy I don’t know what I’d do.

Without you in my life I don’t know where I’d be,

You keep me smile beautiful for everyone to see.

Your more than my mother, you are my best friend.

No matter what I go through, your there in the end.

I can tell you anything, you listen and never yell,

There are so many things that only you I can tell.

You are my whole world, you light up my days,

You make me so happy in so many ways.

I know there are times, when I can be hard on you,

But I’m trying my hardest to think all things through.

All I really want is to make your life bright,

To see you be happy, to make you feel right.

So even if it’s us alone until the end of time,

At least I know I’m all yours, and that you are all mine.

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