Ridin' around with my daddy's old man
Talkin' 'bout him and grandma
They're still in love and they're still holdin' hands
He said, "Someday son, well, you'll understand"

And she'll be the love and the fight of your life
Boy, she'll be your best friend, be your ride and die
She'll make you thank the Father and make you believe in the Son
Yeah, that's when you know
That's when you know she's the one

I stood with him over my grandma's grave
Like clockwork, he's talkin''bout you
He said, "Boy, you better love her like the one that got away
'Cause trust me son, she ain't one to lose"

'Cause she'll be the love and the fight of your life
Boy, she'll be your best friend, be your ride and die
She'll make you thank the Father and make you believe in the Son
Yeah, that's when you know
That's when you know

You've got something worth fightin' for
And one worth dyin' for
Just like your grandma and me
The he reached in his pocket
And pulled out her old diamond ring
And he gave it to me

So baby, will you be the love and the fight of my life?
Oh girl, you're my best friend, you're my ride or die
You make me thank the Father and make me believe in the Son, oh

Take my name and my breath when you walk down that aisle
Let me spin you around while you're drivin' me wild
For the rest of our lives, 'til the good Lord calls one of us home
My grandpa said I'd know
And baby, I know you're the one
You're the one

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Writer(s): Brantley Keith Gilbert, Robert Brock Berryhill, Taylor Delmar Phillips