Harry

[Verse 1]
Some love starts with fireworks,
Some with a quiet glance,
Ours began at a pool table
On a dare and a second chance.
You sank the eight ball, winked at me,
And I've been laughing ever since.

[Chorus]
Harry, you still make me laugh
After all these dusty miles,
Forty-five years down this road
And I'm still chasing your smile.
Through the dust and through the storms,
You're my comfort and my home.

[Verse 2]
Dirt bikes kicking up the desert days,
Campfires out by the lake,
Boating till the sun went down,
The cabin, every weekend break.
Then our girls and the grandkids came,
And the twins, for goodness' sake.

[Chorus]
Harry, you still make me laugh
After all these dusty miles,
Forty-five years down this road
And I'm still chasing your smile.
Through the dust and through the storms,
You're my comfort and my home.

[Bridge]
We've had our words, we've had our nights,
But we forgave and held on tight.
You'd crack a joke to break the ice
And somehow make it right.

[Verse 3]
From the Wagoneer to the Z28,
That Grand National's mighty roar,
The Jeep, the Lincoln Town Car,
Logger, Peanut at the door,
Fergie, Picaro and Peon,
White Mountains, Florida shore.

[Chorus]
You still make me laugh, my love,
After all these dusty miles,
Forty-five years down this road
And I'm still chasing your smile.
Through it all you've held my hand,
You're my comfort and my home.

[Outro]
So rack 'em up one more time, darlin',
I thank God for you every day,
Forty-five years and counting,
Harry, you're still the game I'd play.