My Little Irish Girl

Lyrics

[Verse 1] Morning light comes soft and slow, Coffee steam and radio, I've learned the things that matter most Are quiet hands and gentle toasts. There's a woman who has seen me through, The man I am, I owe to you. [Chorus] You're my rock when I lean on, My shoulder when the light is gone, Your loving arms have carried me Through every day, so tenderly. Oh you make the dark clouds part, You're the joy that fills my heart. [Verse 2] My little Irish girl so fine, Villages sun and Florida wine, That first small home where love began, Where I became a better man. Susan, you make every day brighter, And I can't picture life without you. [Chorus] You're my rock when I lean on, My shoulder when the light is gone, Your loving arms have carried me Through every day, so tenderly. Oh you make the dark clouds part, You're the joy that fills my heart. [Bridge] My Vicki Lawrence with that lovely And breathtaking smile, You could light a hundred rooms And make the whole world worthwhile. [Verse 3] Now a new front door awaits, New beginnings, brand new gates, But we'll carry every memory, That first home lives on in me and thee. Susan, woman of my dreams, You're everything, or so it seems. [Chorus] You're my rock when I lean on, My shoulder when the light is gone, Your loving arms have carried me Through every day, so tenderly. Oh you make the dark clouds part, You're the joy that fills my heart. [Outro] So here's to us and all the years, The laughter, love, and happy tears. Susan, my forever, my always true, There's no me without you.