Four vocalists perform a cover of "May I Suggest," repeating the refrain "May I Suggest this is the best part of your life" over imagery of bright light, a lover's smile, and a baby's hands. The song weaves together themes of blessing, hope, and generational continuity with a Western-inspired sound.
May I suggest, may I suggest to you, may I suggest this is the best part of your life. May I suggest this time is blessed for you, this time is blessed and shining almost blinding bright.
Just turn your head and you'll begin to see the thousand reasons that were just beyond your sight.
The reason why, why I suggest to you Why, I suggest this is the best part of your life.
There is a word that's been addressed to you, addressed to you, intended only for your eyes.
A secret world, a treasure chest to you, of private scenes and brilliant dreams that mesmerize.
A tender lover's smile, a tiny baby's hands, The million stars that fill the turning sky at night.
Oh, I suggest, yes, I suggest to you, yes, I suggest this is the best part of your life.
There is a hope that's been expressed in you, the hope that 7 generations may be born. This is the faith, faith in Nancy Bosom, it's that you'll do one better than was done before. Inside you'll know. Inside you'll understand. Inside you know what's yours to finally set right.
And I suggest—
And I suggest to you, and I suggest this is the best part of your life.
This is a song come from the West to you. Come from the West, comes from the slowly setting sun.
This is a song with a request of you to see how very short the endless days will run. And when they're gone, and when the dark descends, We give anything for one more hour of light.
May I suggest this is the best part of your life.
