Don Williams - Donald and June

Donald and June enjoyed their brief honeymoon

Then they came home to lead the big baby boom

June wanted boys, so Margie wore short hair and corduroys

Soon they had Claire then Linda and Louise, a matching pair

June liked boys.

Donald and June they put some money aside

But all in four years they gave away three brides

June spent it all. Donald tried to keep each wedding small

When they were broke he offered Claire a thousand to elope

Claire said, 'Nope'.

 If things were different for Donald and June

 Then things wouldn't be what they are

 Where did they go right and how did they ever come, so far.

Donald and June had finally emptied their nest

They planned a long trip and then a couple year's rest

But Claire had a spat and turned up with her suitcase and her cap

Marg moved next door, now she won't need day care anymore

And the twins had twins.

      Donald and June by Don Williams is a heartfelt country ballad that tells the tender story of a couple deeply in love. The song reflects on their simple, enduring relationship, built on trust, companionship, and quiet devotion. Through soft melodies and sincere lyrics, it paints a picture of everyday life filled with small, meaningful moments. Williams' warm, soothing voice enhances the emotional depth, creating a nostalgic tribute to lasting love and the beauty of ordinary, shared experiences. Don died in 2017.