When Beau DeMane wed Dainty Dove he swore they'd never part
he promised all his riches and she promised him her heart
He wined and dined and danced with her, all with a roguish smirk
“All I ever wanted...”
“Dear, I must get back to work.”

For years they traveled 'round the world, met celebrities by the score
With Dainty Dove there by his side he could not ask for more
They were the talk of every town, at every meet and greet
“All I ever wanted...”
“Dear, there's someone you MUST meet.”

When Dainty Dove fell ill he swore she'd never be alone
He called a dozen doctors to descend upon their home
He interviewed them one by one to see which was the best
“All I ever wanted..”
“Quiet dear, you need to rest.”

And when she passed her funeral was grandest of them all
As Beau de Mane stood stoic, not a single tear did fall
Until at last a friend passed him a note from Dainty Dove
“My Dearest Beau DeMane, All I ever wanted...
Was your love...”