George Strait - Love without end amen

I ^Dgot sent home from school one day with a ^Gshiner on my ^Deye. ^DFightin' was against the rules and it didn't matter w^Ahy. When ^Gdad got home I ^Atold that story ^Djust like I'd reh^Gearsed. And then ^Dstood there on those tremblin' knees and ^Awaited for the w^Dorst.

And he said, "^DLet me tell you a secret a^Gbout a father's l^Dove." A ^Dsecret that my daddy said was just between u^As. He said, "^GDaddies don't just ^Alove their children ^Devery now and t^Ghen. It's a ^Dlove without e^And, am^Den, it's a ^Dlove without e^And, am^Den."

When ^DI became a father in the ^Gspring of '8^D1 There ^Dwas no doubt that stubborn boy was just like my father's s^Aon. And ^Gwhen I thought my ^Apatience had been ^Dtested to the e^Gnd, I ^Dtook my daddy's secret and I ^Apassed it on to h^Dim.

And I said, "^DLet me tell you a secret a^Gbout a father's l^Dove." A ^Dsecret that my daddy said was just between u^As. I said, "^GDaddies don't just ^Alove their children ^Devery now and t^Ghen. It's a ^Dlove without e^And, am^Den, it's a ^Dlove without e^And, am^Den." ^B

Last ^Enight I dreamed I died and stood outs^Aide those pearly g^Eates. When ^Esuddenly I realized there must be some mis^Btake. If ^Athey know half the ^Bthings I've done, they'll ^Enever let me i^An. And then ^Esomewhere from the other side I ^Bheard these words ag^Eain.

And they said, "^ELet me tell you a secret a^About a father's l^Eove." A ^Esecret that my daddy said was just between u^Bs. You see, "^ADaddies don't just ^Blove their children ^Eevery now and t^Ahen. It's a ^Elove without e^Bnd, am^Een, it's a ^Elove without e^Bnd, am^Een." ^E