I want a house that’s built from Pennsylvania fieldstone

On a farm that’s far away from all this noise.

I want a lane that’s lined with clutches of day lilies.

We’ll live on simple gifts and ordinary joys.

I want a trail where we’ll go hiking with our children,

Where they can learn the trees and follow nature’s way.

I want to sit around a fire and tell them stories

That make them laugh enough to scare their fears away.

I want a woman I can trust will always love me,

And who wants my lovin’ likewise in return.

I want the happily ever after happily here and now.

We’ll meet at rainbow’s end and spend the gold we’ve earned.