VERSE
To Have And To Hold
Don McLean
As the seasons go circlin', and the years spin away
And the highway grows narrow, at the end of the day
There's a promise I made you, on the first day of spring
To have and to hold, this gold wedding ring
To have and to hold, 'till death do us part
In sickness or health, with all the love in my heart
For richer, for poorer, 'till we both have grown old
Through all of life's seasons, to have and to hold
And if we can have children, or live all alone
The light of our love, will forever be shown
Our union is timeless, our love beyond worth
To have and to hold, 'till the ends of the earth
To have and to hold, 'till death do us part
In sickness or health, with all the love in my heart
For richer, for poorer, 'till we both have grown old
Through all of life's seasons, to have and to hold
Through all of life's seasons, to have and to hold
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About this Song
To Have and To Hold by Don McLean is a song that explores themes of love, commitment, and enduring relationships. The song delves into the emotions and experiences shared between two people who are devoted to each other. It emphasizes the beauty of mutual support and the strength found in a lifelong partnership. Key poignant moments in the song include expressions of steadfast love and the reassurance that they will stand by each other through good times and bad. This song is a heartfelt testament to the vows taken in marriage and the unbreakable bond that forms over time.
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