IRandy’s song

“Ornery Eyes (Always And Forever)”

A contemporary song for Randy · 5:01

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Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Verse 3

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

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

Who he wasHe was my heart, my soulmate. 46 years married, 49 years best friends.

In the song 0:13
Forty-nine years of being my best friend
Forty-six years of a marriage so true
My heart and my soulmate, my whole life was you
What she missesHis laugh, his onery eyes… We were highschool sweethearts.

In the song 0:20
High school sweethearts, a love without end
Oh, I'm gonna miss those ornery eyes
A memoryHe loved jumping out from behind things to scare us… He worked construction for 42 years. He was a backhoe operator.

In the song 0:42
Forty-two years running backhoes with pride
The way you'd jump out for a laughing surprise
A memoryHe loved woodworking… He mostly made yard things… He was the primary cook and cleaner the last 3 years… Our motto was/is Always and forever.

In the song 1:34
You and me, Randy, always and forever
You were magic with wood, making things for the yard
Cooking and cleaning, there's nothing you wouldn't do
His legacyHe put God 1st… He took an early retirement to help me. I am disabled… He loved bowling… They all three are over 200.

In the song 0:49
Building our family with God by your side
When my body needed help, you stepped up and worked hard
Took an early retirement to see us both through
And out on the lanes, you were rolling a strike
A two-hundred average we all tried to be like
His legacyhis princess is our granddaughter 15 years old… They called him Papa Uber. They had a hat and a shirt made for him… Our grandson is 7. Him and Papa were buddies… He thought Papa was sleeping.

In the song 2:55
To your fifteen-year princess, you were Papa Uber driving
Wearing that special made shirt, always smiling
To your seven-year buddy, you were his favorite friend
He thinks you're just sleeping, he needs to talk once again
Her message to himI wish I had a little more time with you. You had suffered so much. I would never bring you back here… Glorious day that will be!!

In the song 1:24
I wouldn't bring you back to the pain of the past
I wish I had just a little more time
But you suffered so much, and your spirit is free
Oh, what a glorious day that will be

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About 3 minutes of gentle questions about them, in your own words.

IIIRandy’s story

Randy and his wife were high school sweethearts and best friends for three years before they married. They were married 46 years, and best friends for 49.

He put God first. He had a great sense of humor and loved jumping out from behind things to scare his family. He worked construction for 42 years as a backhoe operator, and he loved woodworking, mostly making things for the yard.

“He was so good to me. He spoiled me.” He took an early retirement to help her, and for the last three years he was the primary cook and cleaner.

He gave their two kids a very good example, values and respect. The family bowled together, and Randy and the kids all had averages over 200.

“Randy loved his family so much. We love and miss him.”
What she wrote about him

His granddaughter, 15, was his princess. He picked her and her friends up from school, and they called him Papa Uber and had a hat and a shirt made for him.

His grandson, 7, was his buddy, and they played together a lot. The boy kept saying he needed to talk to Papa. He thought Papa was sleeping.

“You are my one and only and you will be forever. One of these days we are going to meet in heaven.”
What she wrote to him

She asked for an uplifting song to celebrate him. Their motto was, and still is, “Always and forever.”

IVEverything she said

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I’m not a writer.: You don’t need to be. You answer questions about them in your own words, like Randy’s wife did, and the song is written from what you tell us.
What if it isn’t right?: Tell us what to change. Every song includes a free revision within 14 days of getting it, and if you still aren’t happy, you get a full refund within 30 days.
How long does it take?: Randy’s song arrived four days after his wife ordered it.

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