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Would it be Ok 2

I might not be the kind of boy everyone would call a perfect man.

I might not have everything now but surely will work to provide for you and our unborn children,


My Love,


Would it be ok if I took some of your time?

Would it be ok if I wrote you a rhyme?


Would it be ok if I opened my heart?

Would it be ok if I took on the part


Of being your man and showed you a view,

One that only a real man could do?


Would it be ok if I could make you smile?

Would it be ok if I held you awhile?


Would it be ok if I kissed your face?

Would it be ok if I were to replace


All the men in your past that just wouldn't do

And vow to be faithful and always be true?


Would it be alright to look in your eyes?

Would it be alright to never tell lies?


Would it be alright to find a way?

Would it be alright to long for the day


To pull you close and whisper in your ear

And tell you our feelings are nothing to fear?


Would it be ok if I took some of your time?

Would it be ok if I wrote you a rhyme?


To tell you there's nothing I'd rather do

Than spend my whole life in Christ loving only you

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