Will You Love Me
By Kevin Roberts
Perfect day, the end of May, flowers, sun, and sand,
Waiting for my handsome man, can’t wait to hold your hand.
I only hope and wonder, as you speak to me your vow,
Will you feel the same way, 30 years from now.
Will you love me when I’m older, and my hair’s no longer dyed?
Will you tell me that you love me, every time we say good-buy?
Will you wrap your arms around me, and hold me just as tight?
Will you love me when I’m older, like you love me tonight?
Dancing with my daddy, I think of all the years,
I tell him that I’m happy, and his eyes fill up with tears.
He walks me to my new man, we hear our special song,
You tell me that you love me, and forever we belong.
Will you love me when I’m older, and my hair’s no longer dyed?
Will you tell me that you love me, every time we say good-buy?
Will you wrap your arms around me, and hold me just as tight?
Will you love me when I’m older, like you love me tonight?
If you ever wonder, if I feel the same way too,
Let me reassure you, I can’t live without you.
Will you love me when I’m older, and my hair’s no longer dyed?
Will you tell me that you love me, every time we say good-buy?
Will you wrap your arms around me, and hold me just as tight?
Will you love me when I’m older, like you love me tonight?
© 2022 Kevin Roberts
