We've got the sun and the earth and the sea
I’ve got you
And you’ve got me
And we’ve got the sun and the earth and the sea
A sun to smile down on you
An earth to hold fast to
A sea to dream about
I’ve got you
And you’ve got me
And we’ve got the grass and the soil and the trees
The grass to be our pillow
The soil to be our bed
The trees that are pillars to bear up the sky
I’ve got you
And you’ve got me
And we’ve got the clouds and the birds and the bees
The clouds to drop tears on the dry earth below
The birds to sing songs about things we don’t know
The bees to hum along
I’ve got you
And you’ve got me
And we’ve got a mouth and our hands and our knees
A mouth to sing praises
Our hands to bear each other’s burdens
Knees to bow before our Maker
I’ve got you
And you’ve got me
And we’ve got it all
Wouldn’t you agree?
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