Who Loves Who the Most

[Verse]
He says, "I bring you coffee every morning at dawn,
Fix the fence when it’s broken, keep the yard neat and mown."
She says, "I sew all your buttons, and hem your worn jeans,
Make your supper each night, like the Queen should be seen."
[Verse 2]
He says, "I work so hard just to keep us afloat,
Stacking hay in the truck, patching shingles on the coat."
She says, "I mend your aching back, rub your hands when they’re cold,
Hold your dreams in my heart as we both grow old."
[Chorus]
Who loves who the most? It’s hard to decide,
When every day we both give a piece of our pride.
Through the tears and the laughter, the struggles and the boast,
We’ll always argue ‘bout who loves who the most.
[Verse 3]
He says, "You raised up our children, taught them right from wrong,
Stayed up late with a fever, and sang them your song."
She says, "You coached all their games, taught ‘em to swing and to throw,
And made them believe in a life full of hope."
[Verse 4]
She says, "You’ve held me close when the world seemed dark,
Stayed steady in the chaos, a true steady mark."
He says, "You’ve been my light, through every twist and turn,
Taught me how to love, and you help me learn."
[Bridge]
Through every trial and triumph, every smile and sigh,
They’ll sit and debate it until the stars light the sky.
Love’s not in keeping score, or a line that’s drawn,
It’s in giving your all, from dusk until dawn.