John Dorozynski

[Verse 1]
Down at the office, back at O&R,
Where the workday hummed and dreams weren't far,
The crack of a bat on a summer night,
A softball game beneath the light.
And there across that dusty field,
One look and my whole heart was sealed.

[Chorus]
Oh, I knew right then he was the one,
Blue eyes shining like the morning sun.
Everyone calls him Doro, but to me,
He's the truest love a heart could be.
Twenty-seven years and we're still here,
Holding on to all we hold so dear.

[Verse 2]
He'd give the world and never blink,
Stronger than a soul would think.
A loving husband, steady and true,
A father who our two girls run to.
He raised them up with gentle hands,
The kindest, best of family men.

[Chorus]
Oh, I knew right then he was the one,
Blue eyes shining like the morning sun.
Everyone calls him Doro, but to me,
He's the truest love a heart could be.
Twenty-seven years and we're still here,
Holding on to all we hold so dear.

[Bridge]
Now the court is where we play,
Pickleball on a Sunday day.
Laughing loud like teenage kids,
Grateful for the life we live.

[Verse 3]
John Dorozynski, my forever friend,
I'd choose you over and over again.
Through all the seasons, sun and snow,
The love just grows and grows and grows.
And if I had a thousand years,
I'd spend them all right here, my dear.

[Chorus]
Oh, I knew right then he was the one,
Blue eyes shining like the morning sun.
Everyone calls him Doro, but to me,
He's the truest love a heart could be.
Twenty-seven years and we're still here,
Holding on to all we hold so dear.

[Outro]
So here's to us, my Doro, my John,
A love that carries on and on.