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You Always Were


When a loved one dies people say, “They’re watching over you”

Truth is, from the beginning, you always were.

You were there for me, through and through.

You protected me, and cared for me, as my life became a blur.

 

Truth is, from the beginning, you always were.

I would call you my guardians, but in reality, you are my family,

You protected me, and cared for me, as my life became a blur.

You are the ones that are most important to me.

 

I would call you my guardians, but in reality, you are my family,

Your love is all that I would ever need.

You are the ones that are most important to me.

You raised me, and I appreciate the love you have given me, guaranteed.

 

Your love is all that I would ever need.

You were there for me, through and through.

You raised me, and I appreciate the love you have given me, guaranteed.

When a loved one dies people say, “They’re watching over you”.

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