➡ Beerbower Family, Helbling Family, Lee Family, Cooper Family, McMurray Family, Whitener Family
My mother always told me that I was here on earth because two people fell in love, but Brad Paisley’s hit song said it in a slightly more catchy way:
“There ain’t nothin’ not affected
When two hearts get connected…
Every one of us is here
All because two people fell in love.”
The Brad Paisley song, “Two people fell in love” is delightfully sweet, whether one is a country fan or not.
Brad Paisley goes on to sing:
“I’m glad your dad could not resist
Your mama’s charms and you exist
All because two people fell in love.”
Take a look at the full lyrics here. They are very sweet- as are these pictures of ancestor couples.
Thank you, dear ancestors, for falling in love.
Have a love-ly Valentine’s Day!
Notes, Sources, and References:
1) “Two People fell in Love” by Tim Owens, John Lovelace, Copyright: Emi April Music Inc., Sea Gayle Music, Love Ranch Music- http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/bradpaisley/twopeoplefellinlove.html
Portions of the lyrics posted for educational use only.
2) Photos from family treasure chests.
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