[Male Tenor] It was nineteen sixty-two Snow was falling cold and blue The college bar was calm that night As he walked in, he saw her there Golden light upon her hair She was eating an apple--It didn’t look right He walked up and asked her why She just laughed and caught his eye That was when he came to know How fast his love for her did grow [Female Soprano] She liked the way he smiled Kind and easy, warm and mild They talked until she had to head For the college, where her roommate said There’s a bad-boy rumor being fed She’d like to know what he hid For weeks, she wondered what he did After many calls, he set things right He turned her dark thoughts into light There was another guy in that town Funny how a wrong guy mix-up Nearly stopped their whole life’s script up Before the hand of fate could lay it down [Male Tenor] Christmas came, and plans went wrong A case of pneumonia came along She was laid up in the college infirmary He gave her flowers and did her biz And prayed that someday she’d be his Though love was young and fragile as could be [Female Soprano] Then, before the old year’s end And the new year rolling in They made up for the dates they’d missed Dinner, hockey, and dancing too Three dates before the night was through Before the clock struck twelve, they managed to kiss [Chorus Four-Part harmony soprano, alto, tenor, bass] The girl who was eating an apple And the boy who crossed the room Found a love that kept on growing Like wildflowers in bloom Through the years and all the miles Through the laughter and the tears Love kept them side by side For sixty golden years