Beneath That Sun

Lyrics

[Verse 1] The morning light on fields of green, The quiet work no one has seen, A steady hand, a gentle way, Faith that carries every day. Fifty-seven years have rolled Like rivers through this life we hold. [Chorus] Oh, I would choose you all again, Through every season, every bend. The best thing that I've ever done Was standing there beneath that sun. With gratitude I hold you near, My love, my life, my dear. [Verse 2] Out on the dairy 'fore the dawn, You showed us how to carry on. Six little ones around the table, You built us strong, you kept us stable. Lambert Lewis, man of grace, There's heaven written on your face. [Chorus] Oh, I would choose you all again, Through every season, every bend. The best thing that I've ever done Was standing there beneath that sun. With gratitude I hold you near, My love, my life, my dear. [Bridge] You cradled newborn feet and toes, The way a mountain river flows, And Yellowstone still knows your name In every peak and every flame. [Verse 3] Twenty-one grandbabies grown, Two greats to call this love our own. A family tree with roots so deep, The kind of harvest angels keep. Lambert, all these years so true, There's nothing I'd not do with you. [Chorus] Oh, I would choose you all again, Through every season, every bend. The best thing that I've ever done Was standing there beneath that sun. With gratitude I hold you near, My Lambert, love, my dear. [Outro] So here's to fields and rivers wide, To faith that never left our side. Fifty-seven years, and still, I love you, and I always will.