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"You better go waterproof your face, because I know this will make you cry. When 96-year-old Fred Stobaugh found out that Green Shoe Studio was hosting a competition for emerging singer-songwriters, he was inspired to write a song for his beloved wife of 72 years, who had passed away in May. Fred isn&amp;#x27;t a musician and claims that if he actually sang, he would &amp;quot;scare people,&amp;quot; but he had a song in his heart, so he wrote the lyrics in a letter. Producer Jacob Colgan at Green Shoe was so touched by Fred&amp;#x27;s letter, he contacted him to hear more of his story...and to bring his song to life. Together, they recorded a version of the song, &amp;quot;Oh Sweet Lorraine&amp;quot; and documented the story in this short film, A Letter From Fred, that you need to watch right now: A Letter From Fred from Green Shoe Studio on Vimeo. I truly can&amp;#x27;t think of anything more romantic than spending 75 years with the person you love, and then saying that you wish you could do it all over again. Just beautiful. Fred&amp;#x27;s song is available on iTunes if you need a daily listen to believe in true love. Isn&amp;#x27;t this such a lovely story? You are either crying right now, or you are a big fat liar with your pants on fire. Other romantic stories: *Adorable Alert! This Couple Just Celebrated 80 Years of Marriage! *You Have to See This Couple&amp;#x27;s Beyond Adorable Secret to a Long-Lasting Marriage! *Is This the Craigslist Missed Connection to Out-Romance All Other Missed Connections for the Rest of Time?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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