Two Bouquets

Lyrics

[Verse 1] It was just an ordinary day, My old Mustang broke down that way. A stranger stepped up, paid the cost, For a girl and child he'd never known, Turned two lost hearts into a home. [Chorus] Oh Bill, you're the gentle giant, A tender heart, a quiet fire. You never left our girl behind, You loved us both, the family kind. Through every mile, through every storm, Your steady arms have kept us warm. [Verse 2] You asked her first before that date, Took her along, you couldn't wait. Two bouquets on Valentine's night, You made her feel she mattered too, And now she calls her daddy you. [Chorus] Oh Bill, you're the gentle giant, A tender heart, a quiet fire. You never left our girl behind, You loved us both, the family kind. Through every mile, through every storm, Your steady arms have kept us warm. [Bridge] When the sirens cry out from the mine, We hold our breath and pray you're fine. Come home safe to the ones you own— You'll never walk this road alone. [Verse 3] You taught her fences, tractors, welds, You showed her strength no other held. You walked her down that aisle in June, And danced her round the wedding floor, A prouder dad there never was before. [Chorus] Oh Bill, you're the gentle giant, A tender heart, a quiet fire. You never left our girl behind, You loved us both, the family kind. Through every mile, through every storm, Your steady arms have kept us warm. [Outro] Since way back then till the day we're gone, Blessed and safe, we carry on. Oh Bill, our love, you're home.