verse 1; the day we met i know you knew, that i was gonna be the one for you, i wasn't quit there yet but you sure were cute, look at us now look what god will do, id been waiting my whole life, for you to come in and show some light, you'd been through hell and back in the mean time, but there was me waiting on the other side. chorus; I'm gonna love you till the earth gives way when were 85 and old and grey with my last breath on my dyeing day, baby i do, when worse and better both come true, on mountain tops and in hospital rooms, on rainy days and when the sun shines through, baby i do verse 2; we have had our troubles and our doubts, had our screams and had our shouts, but that's not what our marriage is about , its about the holding hands in the car, laying in the backyard looking at the stars, making up after a fight cuddling all through the night, its dancing in the kitchen to our favorite song and sitting on the porch swing swinging along. chorus; I'm gonna love you till the earth gives way when were 85 and old and grey with my last breath on my dyeing day, baby i do, when worse and better both come true, on mountain tops and in hospital rooms, on rainy days and when the sun shines through, baby i do. bridge; you are the quiet truth in every promise i make, the steady ground beneath me when the world begins to shake, my heart found its direction the moment you took hold, a story we are writing. more precious than gold. chorus; im gonna love you till the earth gives way when were 85 and old and grey with my last breath on my dyeing day , baby i do, when worse and better both come true, on mountain tops and in hospital rooms, on Rainey days and when the sun shines through, baby i do. look at the life we have built, full of love and hope and gods good will. look at these beautiful babies we have raised, with gentle hands and a lot of grace, there's no one else id rather do it with, than the man i married my best friend, so here i am all of me you'll have my hand to the very end, baby i do over and over again.
