Locket

(Howard Aronson)

This lyric is a love song about a man who lost his wife and has a locket in his pocket and a picture of her that he saved to put inside the locket. I'm sure a lot of people have pictures of loved ones saved somewhere whether it be in a book or in a frame or in a locket. So this song is definitely sentimental, sad, a love song, dreamy, and gives one a lot of thought.

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I know it's hard Now that she's gone But you will handle it Because I know you are strong She'd want you to move on And find love again No one will replace her She'll always be your best friend What's in your pocket Is it a locket For a picture of her That you saved What's in your pocket Is it a locket For a picture of her That you saved She had a heart of gold And help so many people And no matter what Never asked for more than she gave You couldn't have asked For a better wife You know she has your heart For the rest of your life What's in your pocket Is it a locket For a picture of her That you saved What's in your pocket Is it a locket For a picture of her That you saved What's in your pocket Is it a locket For a picture of her That you saved

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