Greg

[Verse 1]
Two kids in the hallway, hearts unsure,
You told me to look a little more.
Dirty blonde hair, those eyes of blue,
A young man of strength, honest and true.
That corner booth where our story grew,
"You like mushrooms?" — now I always do.

[Chorus]
Anne Murray, can I have this dance for the rest of my life,
Through every storm, by faith we'd rise.
No instructions, we built our own way,
Grace and gratitude, Greg, every day.

[Verse 2]
No map to follow, no easy line,
We carved a path, your hand in mine.
A post and beam house, wood you revered,
Steady and holy, you calmed my fears.
When comfort was scarce, we held on tight,
"Babe," you'd whisper, "we'll be alright."

[Chorus]
Anne Murray, can I have this dance for the rest of my life,
Through every storm, by faith we'd rise.
No instructions, we built our own way,
Grace and gratitude, Greg, every day.

[Bridge]
Forty-one years, a fairytale gown,
A joyful journey, never worn down.
"Spike," you still call me, that smile so wide,
Faith was the beam that kept us tied.

[Verse 3]
The hard times came but never won,
We were the shelter, we were the sun.
Your hands know wood, your heart knows grace,
I see forever in your face.
So take my hand, let the music start,
Greg, you're the carpenter of my heart.

[Chorus]
Anne Murray, can I have this dance for the rest of my life,
Through every storm, by faith we'd rise.
No instructions, we built our own way,
Grace and gratitude, love, every day.

[Outro]
We'll have this dance the whole way through,
Forever, Babe, just me and you.