I used to daydream, About what it would be, To meet a man like you, And have you fall in love with me. After we met, And after you got on your knee, I prayed to god we’d grow old together, And have a family. I pictured us in rocking chairs, While our grandkids played on the lawn, Everything with you was so right, Why’d it have to all go so wrong? After years of trying, It got to our heads. Anger and violence, Unfortunately is where it had led. Words can’t be taken back, After they’re said, Sometimes they are sharp enough, To break the final thread. And even after many years, I still loved you. I still cried, missing our talks, Laughs, and little disagreements too. I settled and met a misleading man, Was expecting a bundle of blue, But the man was not well in the head, Him and I were through. You and I crossed paths again, And we decided to give it another run, You were not only there for me, You were there for our son. We took a trip down south, And we had a lot of fun, My