For the Queen

She wore her crown without a throne

Built our kingdom in our home

With quiet hands and eyes so wide

She lived each day like the Lord was beside

She bore our children, she bore the flame

She bore the trials without complaint

She taught by faith, not show or speech

And lived the gospel she tried to teach

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For the Queen, I rise each day

To walk the covenant, come what may

To raise our sons in truth and light

To honor her through every fight

She showed me Christ in word and deed

In her, I saw what heaven means

And I will serve until we’re seen

Together again — for the Queen

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To our boys, I pass her flame

A legacy of more than name

They’ll walk the path she cleared in prayer

And feel her spirit everywhere

I’ll teach them temples, teach them grace

How to find the Lord in sacred space

And when they serve, and kneel, and love

They’ll be her echo, rising up

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For the Queen, I keep the light

Even when the stars lose sight

I preach of Christ, I speak His peace

I stand in priesthood — never cease

And when I falter, when I fall

I’ll rise again and give my all

Because her name is stitched between

My every breath — for the Queen

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She was not just mine, she was His

And now she dwells where Zion is

But I will work, and serve, and grow

Until He calls, and I can go

And take her hand across the veil

Where sorrow ends and light prevails

Where sealing’s promise shines so clean

And I kneel again… before the Queen

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For the Queen, I will be true

To everything we vowed to do

I’ll guide our sons to choose the right

And walk them home to holy light

And when I see her face once more

At heaven’s bright, eternal door

I’ll say, “I kept the fire between…

Every heartbeat — for the Queen.”

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“In this life and the next… sealed, sanctified, and never apart.

Forever… for the Queen.”