(Myra Smith - Margaret Lewis)      There was a time we'd sit in the backyard 'cause the house would get so hot   From the summer sun there was no way of sleepin'   And you'd play your old guitar, we'd fight mosquitos   And enjoyed your backyard concerts for we had no television.      We'd just begun our life as man and wife and hard ships then   Could scaresly scare us into quittin'   Things were far from bein' fine we often dined upon a dime   There never was a time we didn't love.      The Christmas brought us saddest days when your pride gave a way   You told the kids there'd be no gifts cause we were broke   Though their little tears of grief was so hard to see   It didn't hurt me like the love I knew was in your throat.      It was then with arms entwined we both broke down and cried   For it seemed ike nothing good would ever come   The doctor bills we couldn't pay they came and took our car away   There never was a time we didn't love.      Now there's an easy chair for my back and satin pillows for your head   And the kids are wild about the brand new cars   You and I can order steak with all the trimmings   And not worry if we've spent a dollar more than we could spare.      No wonder in your prayers we've thanked the man upstairs   Who led us through the years of ragin' kids and payin' bills   And I think he guied us not because we were smart   But just because there never was a time we didn't love.      There never was a time, never was a time   Never was a time we didn't love   Never was a time, never was a time   Never was a time we didn't love...