A country-pop ballad about lasting love triumphing over temptation, told through the eyes of a confident wife reflecting on her wedding day and marriage.
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[Verse]
Dining at the dinner table, glancing at my spouse.
Twenty years together in this same old house.
Does he still see me the very same way
As he did on our special wedding day?
[Chorus]
On June twenty fourth with skies full of clouds,
I donned my wedding dress.
Maid of honor saw to the milling crowd,
I’m nervous, I must confess
[Verse]
As his fork clangs on his plate, he smiles across at me,
My thoughts, I wonder, is he able to see?
After all these years he knows me inside out,
I know that he loves me, so what’s this doubt about?
[Bridge]
So stop the wondering, why am I insecure?
After all these years why stoke my fears…
Is he stuck in a borrowed living hell?
[Verse]
I truly hope my spouse is happy,
He’s decent through and through.
I know my words sound really sappy,
And he chose me, not you.
[Chorus]
Yes, Sandra, with your eyes so pretty…
I looked on you with so much pity.
I held on tightly to my man,
Like only a real woman can.
[Verse]
So bye bye Sandra, it’s my wedding day.
You’re far too young for my man.
So bye bye Sandra, it’s my wedding day.
Stop playing “catch him if you can.”
[Bridge]
That day is long gone. I’m still with my man.
[Verse]
I truly hope my spouse is happy,
He’s decent through and through.
I know my words sound really sappy,
And he chose me, not you.
[Outro]
That day is long gone, Sandra.
I’m still with my man.
[Instrumental Outro]
Bye bye Sandra… He’s still mine.
© 2024 Lyrics by Susan Gast
Music: AI Generated
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