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Thank You


On a day in late May, it was set This is the first day you and I ever met Back then I knew how important you would be That's why I always needed you to comfort me You're value is worth more than just one day I owe you a debt that I simply can't pay And mom, I know my head can get pretty thick But you taught me things that will always stick You taught me life lessons that will never go away This is why you're rewarded with this special day And mom do you remember all the great times we had Remember when I spilled that ice water all on dad Remember all those birthday parties, those were cool Remember all the long talks we had after school Remember when I sat in the passenger, music in the car There are so many memories that go back very far Don't think I'm not grateful, that's simply not true I'm forever blessed with a mom that's as great as you The day we met: May 28, 1998 And the things you've done, I can't compensate To explain you're impact on me, I wouldn't have the time I'm always on your side, because I know you're on mine Well, I guess there's not much more for me to say Mom, I want to wish you a Happy Mothers Day Wait, there's one more thing that i have to do Mom, from the bottom of my heart I want to say Thank You.
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