A sweet love song written with beautiful lyrics.
Sweet love song my husband wrote for me. I love the words and the sentiment behind it.More Info
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Do you know I care
Do you know I am thinking of you all the time, every place, everywhere
Do you know life is better, just because you’re there
Do you know you are my hero, and I wanted you to know.
And sometimes I try to tell you, but the words get in the way
And cause me to stumble and fall
So I hope that my action show you what my words can’t say
That I love you more than anyone at all
Do you that know I love you
Do you know I care
Do you know I am thinking of you all the time, every place, everywhere
Do you know life is better, just because you’re there
Do you know you are my hero, and I wanted you to know.
And often I am not the man that I would like to be
And you probably wonder if I love you at all
But I know that I am better just because you are here with me
In my eyes you’re always standing tall
Do you know that I love you
Do you know I care
Do you know I am thinking of you all the time, every place, everywhere
Do you know life is better, just because you’re there
Do you know you are my hero, and I wanted you to know.
Interlude of verse
Do you know that I love you
Do you know I care
Do you know I am thinking of you all the time, every place, everywhere
Do you know life is better, just because you’re there
Do you know you are my hero, and I wanted you to know.
And hand in hand and side by side we traveled a road that’s seldom paved
But we have both grown stronger along the way
And when the angels come to call for me you’ll know in my heart’s engraved
A love for you that’s grown stronger every day.
Then you’ll know I love you
Then you’ll know I care
Then you’ll know I’m thinking of you all the time, every place, everywhere
Then you’ll know life is better, just because you’re there
Then you’ll know you are my hero, and I wanted you to know.
You will know you are my hero and I wanted you to know.
Daris and his wife, Donna, have ten children and were foster parents for several years. He has also worked in scouting and cub scouts, at one time having 18 boys in his scout troop.
His plays, musicals, and books build on the characters of those he has associated with, along with his many experiences, to bring his work to life.
He and his family have enjoyed running a summer community theatre where he gets a chance to premiere his theatrical works and rework them to make them better. His published plays and books can be seen at http://www.darishoward.com. He has plays translated into German and French and his work has been done in many countries around the world.
In the last few years, Daris has started writing books and short stories. He writes a popular news column called Life’s Outtakes, that consists of weekly short stories and is published in various newspapers and magazines in the U.S. and Canada and has won many awards for his writing.
Pursuing her degree in music she also found great interest in the theory of music. Using these skill and working together, Donna and Daris were able to go through the songs written for the musical and refine them making the finished product much better.
In the musical Lilacs in the Valley her arranging style can be felt in songs like It Ain’t Much But It’s Home and Walkin’ Along.