The Place of You
I could search for a thousand years,
but I know this much is true.
Never would I find someone,
to take the place of you.
You are my morning sunshine,
my heart, my love, my life.
Forever I will bless the day,
that you became my wife.
Whenever I feel lonely,
when skies are dark and gray.
Your smile, your love, your tender touch,
can brighten up my day.
Riches to me mean nothing,
as long as I have your love.
For I know you are an angel,
sent from heaven up above.
So I could search for a thousand years,
but I know this much is true.
No one else in all this world,
could take the place of you.
Marvin L. Lingelbach Sr
12/18/2007
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