Pamela M. Horack

[Verse 1]
There's a porch light on at the end of the lane
Coffee on the stove and the screen door swings
Boots by the mat and a pie cooling down
Best little kitchen in the whole wide town
Fifty years back I said I do
To a girl named Pamela, sweet and true

[Chorus]
Come on in, pull up a chair
There's always room and love to spare
With her open arms and her magic touch
Nobody's a stranger, she loves that much
Darlin', you made this house a home
Where everybody's family, nobody's alone

[Verse 2]
She's got a way with a Sunday meal
A hug that tells you you're gonna heal
Neighbors and cousins and friends of friends
Walk in as guests and leave as kin
Through the lean years and the rain
Her faith stood strong, her love remained

[Chorus]
Come on in, pull up a chair
There's always room and love to spare
With her open arms and her magic touch
Nobody's a stranger, she loves that much
Darlin', you made this house a home
Where everybody's family, nobody's alone

[Bridge]
Now the grandkids come running up the drive
And her eyes light up, she feels alive
Their laughter rings through every room
Like a sunny morning in the month of June

[Verse 3]
Fifty years and I'm still that boy
Thanking the Lord for all this joy
Of all the gifts I've ever known
The best is the warmth you've always shown
So spin with me on this kitchen floor
Pam, I'll love you fifty more

[Chorus]
Come on in, pull up a chair
There's always room and love to spare
With your open arms and your magic touch
Nobody's a stranger, you love that much
Darlin', you made this house a home
Where everybody's family, nobody's alone

[Outro]
Porch light's on and the coffee's warm
Pamela, you're my home