George Strait - Love without end amen

I g^Dot sent home from school one day with a ^Gshiner on my ey^De. Fightin' was against the rules and it d^Gidn't matter w^Ahy. When d^Gad got home I t^Aold that story ju^Dst like I'd rehea^Grsed. ^DAnd then stood there on those tremblin' knees and wa^Aited for the wo^Drst.

And he (I) said^D, "Let me tell you a secret ab^Gout a father's lov^De, A secret that my daddy said was ju^Gst between u^As. " He said, "Da^Gddies don't just lo^Ave their children ev^Dery now and th^Gen. It's a lo^Dve without e^And, a^Dmen, it's a love without e^And, am^Den. "

Wh^Den I became a father in the spr^Ging of '8^D1 There was no doubt that stubborn boy was just l^Gike my father's s^Aon. And wh^Gen I thought my pati^Aence had been te^Dsted to the e^Gnd, ^DI took my daddy's secret and I pa^Assed it on to hi^Dm.

And he (I) sai^Dd, "Let me tell you a secret abou^Gt a father's lov^De, A secret that my daddy said was ju^Gst between u^As. " He said, "Da^Gddies don't just lo^Ave their children ev^Dery now and th^Gen. It's a lo^Dve without e^And, a^Dmen, it's a love without e^And, am^Den. " VERSE 3 ^ELast night I dreamed I died and stoo^Ad outside those pea^Erly gates. When suddenly I realized there m^Aust be some mis^Btake. If t^Ahey know half the thi^Bngs I've done, they'll n^Eever let me i^An. ^EAnd then somewhere from the other side I he^Bard these words ag^Eain.

And he said, "Le^Et me tell you a secret ab^Aout a father's lov^Ee, A secret that my daddy said was ju^Ast between u^Bs. " He said, "Da^Addies don't just lov^Be their children ev^Eery now and th^Aen. ^EIt's a love without e^Bnd, ame^En, it's a love without e^Bnd, am^Een. "