I Wanna Thank You
I Wanna Thank You-
For accepting me for who I am. You never judged me from the first time we met. You definetly caught my eyes. I thoughtthat I had went to heaven, and saw the most gorgeous angel in the world. When you look into my eyes, I feel like you are seeing right through me.
I Wanna Thank you-
Baby, if I didn't tell you how much I appreciate you, now I wanna tell you that I am madly in love with you. No other men is gonna love me and care for me the way that you do. I will always appreciate the little thing's that you do for me. You are my king, and I will forever be your Queen.Sometimes, we don't always see eye to eye. You are calm when I am angry. You are the ying to my yang. We just match like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. There are going to be thing's that we are not going to agree on. Most times you say thing's that gets me very angry. Thank you for making me sad, when I just want to be happy.
I Wanna Thank You-
For accepting me for who I am. You never judged me from the first time we met. You definetly caught my eyes. I thought that I had went to heaven, and saw the most gorgeous angel in the world. When you look into my eyes, I fel like you is seeing right through me. Gotta thank you for learning how to put up with me. I know that I can be a handfil. Let's admit that we can't stand each other sometimes. But, we always seem to find our way back to each other. Thanks for making sure that you provide for your family. You are a protector, and a provider for the people that you love the most. We are still learning about each other. You know what they say, Love conquers all.
I Wanna Thank You-
For accepting me for who I am. You never judged me from the first time we met. You definetly caught my eyes. I thought that I had went to heaven and saw the most gorgeous angel in the world. When you look into my eyes, I feel like you are seeing right through me.
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