Lyrics

(Verse 1)
I was just a nervous kid, eighteen and full of dreams,
With a ring in my pocket and a heart bursting at the seams.
I stood before her, unsure of where I’d land,
But she smiled and said, “Yes,” when I asked for her daughter’s hand.

She believed in us when no one else would,
Saw the love we shared and understood.
Without her faith, this love wouldn’t stand,
She gave me her daughter’s hand.

(Chorus)
She’s the heart of this family, the glue that holds us tight,
A best friend, a mother, a guiding light.
Through every storm, she’s been our rock,
Her love’s a constant, like the ticking of a clock.
She’s the reason my love story came to be,
The woman who gave her daughter to me.

(Verse 2)
She’s the voice that calms her in the dead of night,
The one who put her back on horseback after the fight.
Through surgeries and struggles, she never lets go,
She’s the reason my wife can stand, I hope she knows.

She’s there for our kids with every hug and smile,
Disney trips and beach days, she goes the extra mile.
First to hold them, first to care,
Her love’s a gift beyond compare.

(Chorus)
She’s the heart of this family, the glue that holds us tight,
A best friend, a mother, a guiding light.
Through every storm, she’s been our rock,
Her love’s a constant, like the ticking of a clock.
She’s the reason my love story came to be,
The woman who gave her daughter to me.

(Bridge)
Joey’s watching from heaven, I know he’s so proud,
Of the woman she’s become, how she loves us so loud.
She’s taught us what family truly means,
Her love’s in our hearts, in our lives, in our dreams.

(Chorus)
She’s the heart of this family, the glue that holds us tight,
A best friend, a mother, a guiding light.
Through every storm, she’s been our rock,
Her love’s a constant, like the ticking of a clock.
She’s the reason my love story came to be,
The woman who gave her daughter to me.

(Outro)
She gave me her daughter’s hand, her blessing and her trust,
And built a family with love so just.
For all that she is, for all she’s given,
She’s more than her roles—she’s our heaven.