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Ember in the Steam

just because · 3:27 · October 3, 2026

Forty years ago, a chance meeting on an ordinary day turned into a lifetime of love — and this song celebrates that spark that never stopped burning. It's a heartfelt tribute to a devotion that's weathered every season, a gratitude for the steady warmth of home found in another person, and a reminder that sometimes the smallest moments become the greatest blessings. A love letter set to music, honoring four decades of partnership, family, and choosing each other again and again.
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Lyrics

[Verse 1] Moved into a brand new town, April Fools with the sun going down. I was a scoundrel, wild and free, Just a fool who couldn't see. But somethin' in the water shined that day— God had a better plan my way. [Chorus] Oh, that spark became a flame, Forty years and still the same. Warm and open, come on in, You share your heart, you always did. Karen Marie, you're my home, Wherever you are, I'm never alone. [Verse 2] Steam was risin', I saw your smile, Never dreamed you'd stay a while. An ember caught in a hot tub glow, Little did this fool ever know— That grace and mercy wore your name, And nothin' has ever been the same. [Chorus] Oh, that spark became a flame, Forty years and still the same. Warm and open, come on in, You share your heart, you always did. Karen Marie, you're my home, Wherever you are, I'm never alone. [Bridge] Through every season, every year, You pulled me close, you kept me near. A family built on love and trust— Oh, look at what became of us. [Verse 3] Now I count each blessing true, Every mornin' starts with you. No grand reason, no big day, Just because, is all I'll say— Karen Marie, my steady light, You make this old fool's world feel right. [Chorus] Oh, that spark became a flame, Forty years and still the same. Warm and open, come on in, You share your heart, you always did. Karen Marie, you're my home, Wherever you are, I'm never alone. [Outro] From that April day so long ago, The ember burns, and still it glows. Forever yours, come what may— I'd choose you again today.