Teresa, My Girl

[Verse] Teresa, my girl, with eyes like mornin' dew, In the fields of green, where the wildflowers grew. We'd dance by the river, under a moonlit sky, Hand in hand, whisperin' soft lullabies. [Chorus] Oh, Teresa, my girl, your love's my only song, In the heartland's embrace, where we both belong. With every fiddle’s call and the lilt of the jig, Our love grows stronger, never too big. [Verse 2] At the old country fair, we’d sway and spin, To the tunes of our hearts, where the harp chimes in. With the scent of clover, and the taste of wine, Our love's like a harvest, rich, deep, and divine. [Chorus] Oh, Teresa, my girl, your love's my only song, In the heartland's embrace, where we both belong. With every fiddle’s call and the lilt of the jig, Our love grows stronger, never too big. [Bridge] Down in the valley where the shamrocks lie, We kissed 'neath the willow, where the world stood by. With every step of the jive and a soulful grin, In Teresa’s arms, a new life's breath begins. [Verse 3] Through stormy weather and the trials we've met, Teresa, my girl, I’ll never forget. In the warmth of your smile, and the depth of your eyes, I find my solace, the perfect surprise.