What A Team They Are
What a team they are this couple so great
With mother so young and dad at forty-eight
To them, my brother and I owe quite a great lot
Because without this pairing, exist we would not
They’ve taught us respect of both young and of old
We learned from their example, when right, be bold
When shopping, quality trumps quantity, of this there’s no doubt
And as far as the method? Get in and get out
From mother we derived fight, a real warrior’s position
Be loyal to family and be sure your troops listen
From father, diplomacy, negotiating skills so strong
Listen to both parties and realize...they’re both wrong
We learned that honesty really is the best policy
And to ignore a parent’s advice can be quite a travesty
Their words are jewels from which wisdom doth stem
How do I know? EASY! They’ve got a century between them
Well, I’ve dibbled and dabbled of my folks oh so swell
They’ve made life more like heaven instead of the other known well
They’re like a lighthouse luminescent or a bright shining star
When you seem you must wonder...What a team they are
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