Somewhere Between Us

[Verse 1]
(Male)
You stir the coffee
I watch the steam
You talk of oceans
I talk of routine
Your eyes chase colors
Past this small town air
My hands stack dishes
Try to keep us here
[Chorus]
Both:
Somewhere between us
There’s a road and a room
There’s a map on your heart
There’s a chair I won’t move
I reach
You reach
But we’re touching two truths
I’m loving you hard
As we’re growing
In different roots
Somewhere between us
Love is still true
[Verse 2]
(Female)
I mark the calendar
You mark the wall
You’re framing family
I’m framing the fall
I dream in languages
You’ve never had to speak
You dream in photographs
Of birthdays every week
[Chorus]
Both:
Somewhere between us
There’s a road and a room
There’s a map on my heart
There’s a chair you won’t move
I reach
You reach
But we’re touching two truths
I’m loving you hard
As we’re growing
In different roots
Somewhere between us
Love is still true
[Bridge]
(Male)
If I stay
Will I lose me?
(Female)
If I go
Will I lose you?
Both:
Can a single garden
Hold two kinds of bloom?
(Female)
I hear your promise
(Male)
I taste your fear
Both:
We’re standing side by side
Yet the future
Pulls from here
[Chorus]
Both:
Somewhere between us
There’s a road and a room
There’s a light on the porch
There’s a gate to pass through
I reach
You reach
And it all feels so true
I’m loving you hard
As we’re growing
Past what we knew
Somewhere between us
Love is still you
[Outro]
(Female)
You stir the coffee
(Male)
I grab my keys
Both:
We say “I love you”
And let it
Mean what it means

Slow-build piano ballad with male and female vocals trading intimate lines; soft ambient keys bloom under the verses. First chorus adds stacked harmonies and subtle drums, then a fuller second chorus swells with toms, warm bass, and a wide, blended duet hook. Reverbs are lush but controlled so the voices stay front and center, with a tender outro that tapers back to almost solo piano., harmonized, ambient