IAdam’s song

“The Adam They Didn't See”

A country song for Adam · 3:54

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Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Bridge

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

What she wrote about Adam, word for word, and the lines it became.

Who he wasTall patient helpful thoughtful respectful

In the song 0:51
Grocery shopping every aisle, so respectful and so calm
A patient, gentle giant, a quiet comforter
A memoryhis eyes that held so much emotions in them the quietness of his presence… the way he would tear down homes stores and rebuild them

In the song 0:26
Your quiet presence bringing life whenever we would talk
Tearing down the old walls, building up the new
With eyes that held so much emotion, taking in it all
What she misseshis ability to bring life to the earth the vibrant colors in the plants… his deep low voice

In the song 0:21
You had a deep, low voice, your style, your laugh, your walk
I miss you gardening out back, the colors in the dirt
What she missesour days of togetherness… his music his hands the way he towered over me with so much emotion

In the song 1:21
If I could hear your music and hold you close anew
I remember how you’d tower over me, so tall
Our days of simple togetherness are what I miss the most
His legacythe nurturing of plants gardens buildings animals and me… what he wanted for us from me and our kids was heart warmin

In the song 1:12
You nurtured every garden, every building, every seed
With heartwarming dreams for our children and me
His legacyI carry the lessons to love like God wants us to I didn’t look or see my Adam the way people see him

In the song 1:02
They didn't see my Adam, the man you truly were
I carry all your lessons to love the way God planned
Her message to himI wish I would’ve, not been the old me… the 2 situations that knocked me off my feet .I know in my heart I’d be with you now… no sorrys just I love yous and thankyous

In the song 1:28
There’d be no more sorrys, just I love yous and thank yous
I wish I hadn't been the old me, I wish I'd led the way
Two heavy situations knocked me right off of my feet
But I know I'd still be with you if our paths could just repeat

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IIIAdam’s story

Adam was tall, patient, helpful, thoughtful and respectful. She called him “My favorite Gardner, painter, chef.”

He was amazing at gardening and painting and rebuilding, tearing down houses and stores and putting them back up. She misses “his ability to bring life to the earth the vibrant colors in the plants.”

He also had a past where he was abused a lot, and he became quiet and troubled. But “he always had such a sweet presence about him.”

She remembers his texts, his hands, his stories of pain and his tears, and “his eyes that held so much emotions in them.” He kept her calm. She remembers the way he stood cooking at the stove, and his laughter.

She misses his deep low voice, his music, his care for animals and the food he cooked. She misses the way he towered over her, and the way he would come to her when he apologized.

“I know in my heart I’d be with you now”
What she wrote to him

She carries his lessons “to love like God wants us to.” People did not see her Adam the way she did: “he was truly and really a great guy.”

“It just feels like he’s here again, and I want him to know how I really feel about him”
Adam’s fiancée, in her video

She asked for a reflective country song for Adam. Her message to him ends with “no sorrys just I love yous and thankyous.”

IVEverything she said

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