Though I can't condone the things you did
I love you, babe, I always will
It wasn't quite twenty years ago
When on your knees you did propose
You promised, babe, til death you vowed
That nothing would end the love we found
In sickness and health, through good and bad
Nothing altered the love we had
We raised a family a farm and found joy
For eighteen years with two girls and a boy
Now the babies are teens and things have changed
You ran off with a woman half your age
With no explanation, no kiss goodbye
I'm left with the kids and we're wondering why
"Mommy, doesn't Daddy love me no more?"
"What did I do wrong?" and "Who's that girl?"
"'Til death do us part" you promised me
But it wasn't death, just forty-three
I have no answers, I can't understand
Why you'd choose the desert over the promised land
Now I have no choice but to pack up the tears
Face the future and all my fears
You're not coming back. I know that now
But the kids and I will make it somehow
Can I ask of you one thing before we say our goodbyes
Look at the tears in your children's eyes
And know this, they will reap the seeds you have planted
I guess that's something you took for granted
I'll never understand the things you did
But I love you, babe, I always will.