Forever and Beverly

[Verse 1]
You pull up in that old blue truck
Window down, call out my name
You laugh and the whole world softens
Nothing ever feels the same
Coffee in your crooked smile
Sunrise on your freckled skin
Every little word you give me
Feels like I’m learning love again
[Chorus]
Because Beverly
You make me feel like somebody
Like every flaw is something
You were dying just to see
Because Beverly
You call me perfect when I’m messy
You hold my heart like it was always
Right where it should be
You’re forever, ever, ever to me
Because Beverly
[Verse 2]
We’re dancing in your small-town kitchen
Bare feet on that faded tile
You spin around in my old t‑shirt
Say I’ve had your heart a while
You tell me I’m your favorite person
Like it’s nothing, like it’s true
I swear time just folds and disappears
Every second next to you
[Chorus]
Because Beverly
You make me feel like somebody
Like every flaw is something
You were dying just to see
Because Beverly
You call me perfect when I’m messy
You hold my heart like it was always
Right where it should be
You’re forever, ever, ever to me
Because Beverly
[Bridge]
If I get a thousand lifetimes
Let me spend each one right here (right here)
Hand in hand on your front porch
Growing old from ear to ear (oh yeah)
[Chorus]
Because Beverly
You make me feel like somebody
Like every flaw is something
You were dying just to see
Because Beverly
You’re my once, my always, my blessing
You’re my home and you’re my history
My tomorrow, my sweet peace
You’re forever, ever, ever to me
Because Beverly

country, Warm modern country ballad with male vocals; gentle fingerpicked acoustic and soft brushed kit in the verses, steel guitar swells and rich harmonies lifting a singalong chorus. Subtle piano doubles the hook, light bass glues the low end. Build from intimate, almost-whispered storytelling into a wide-open, arms-raised final chorus.