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Thank You


Thank you for your time, And thank you for your dime. Thank you for the comfortings, The love, the laughs, the little things. You're a guide, a mentor, a stronghold, a wall, But you're a friend, best if all. We've thought, we've fought, We've shook and shoved, But that's all nought,'cause we have loved. So now, my dear, I will say here, Thank you for every tear. With every sigh, every slice of pain, I hope my love is a worthy gain.
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