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Created on: September 29, 2009 Last Updated: January 18, 2011
I have a little secret I promised not to tell
Told me by a lady as she bid me fond farewell
She said I must keep it close and locked inside my heart
A message meant for me alone and not one to impart
She whispered it within my ear then sealed it with a kiss
And said that if I should forget it life could become remiss
So I took a vow, swore an vow and kept my fingers crossed
Promised myself most faithfully the secret would not be lost
But as she took her leave of me and waved a sweet goodbye
I felt a lump rise in my throat and tears well in my eye
Yes, I kept that secret safe but I think it's time to tell
Although I have known for ages and it's served me very well
This mystery, the enigmatic treasure that's far beyond compare
Is nothing I could search for, for it's already there
The answer to my happiness, this secret in my life
It's she who stands beside me, my dear and darling wife
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