Lovely Lady

One evening the sun was slowly sinking low Back in the woods at my favorite fishing hole From a rustic cabin on the hill came this melody What a Lovely Lady oh a Lovely Lady I was back next year at my fishing spot And from a cabin came sounds I'd long forgot As I drew near the porch I was stunned to see A young Lovely Lady oh a Lovely Lady Her eyes were bright, as wind blew her silky hair Her lips were sweet, and she had a smile to share Her voice was soft and her heart was pure and free What a Lovely Lady oh a Lovely Lady After we wed I learned the sound that drew me Was her own Dad singing to her Mommy At twilight night birds sing along with the yodeling What a Lovely Lady oh a Lovely Lady So I asked her Dad to teach me what to do To honor my lovely lady in the same way too Now our home's no cabin, but perhaps you may hear me Singing Lovely Lady oh a Lovely Lady