Did God Make Zirconium For the Poor Who Cannot Afford Carbon?

[Verse] In a small town chapel, under a hazy sun, A promise made with love, to forever be one. A simple ring, no diamond, but it still shines bright, Did God make zirconium for love, to feel just right? [Verse 2] She wears that humble band like a crown of gold, In this simple life, it's the tale that's often told. No fancy jewelry shop in this part of town, Just honest hearts that never let each other down. [Chorus] Did God make zirconium for the poor who cannot afford carbon? In the eyes of love, it's the purest kind of pardon. For the hard-working hands and the dreams they are starvin', Did God make zirconium for love to keep from harden'? [Verse 3] In a weather-beaten house, by the railroad track, They built a world together, no looking back. With kids and laughs and struggles, they made their stand, Their love as bright as diamonds, despite the second-hand. [Verse 4] Home-cooked meals and Sunday drives, the life they share, The laughter and the tears, show how much they care. That zirconium shines like a million stars, A testament to love that's truly ours. [Chorus] Did God make zirconium for the poor who cannot afford carbon? In the eyes of love, it's the purest kind of pardon. For the hard-working hands and the dreams they are starvin', Did God make zirconium for love to keep from harden'?