Remember the Day You Won First Prize
I was a perfect Fabulous win

Remember the Day You Won First Prize
Remember the day you won first prize
grinning like mad with those wide bright eyes
holding that ribbon like it meant the world
while I stood nearby, hair freshly curled
You thought that moment was hard to beat
till you turned and saw me, head to feet
hands a bit shaky, trying to stay cool
you looked like a lad fresh out of school
We said “I do” with the sun coming through
your tie was wonky, your smile was true
I still see it clear, even now and then
you looked like you’d struck gold again
Not in coins, not medals or fame
just something you couldn’t quite name
me, in white, biting back a grin
thinking, he’s mine — let’s begin
You won a prize
I won a life
you reached for my hand
and called me wife

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