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Just for You


If happiness were buried treasure 

For you I'd search forever

 

Look through every wood

Search as hard and long as I could

 

For that treasure if, no when found

Would keep you safe and sound

 

And once that fact is true

I'd be so joyful too

 

For our diamonds, the light they bring

Is far brighter then those found on any ring

 

So for you and with you 

I'd search forever if I need to

Just so together

We can find our peace,our calm

Our joy and glee

And there would be no more worry for you and me

 

Not as we live

Not as we die

And never again no matter what in beyond lies

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