My man

Verse 1

We don’t need fireworks to prove a thing,

No grand words, no diamond rings.

It’s in the silence, the way we stay,

When the rest would just drift away.

Pre-Chorus

You’re not perfect — neither am I,

But somehow we never need to try.

Chorus

You’re the quiet kind of strong,

Where I can finally belong.

You don’t fix me — you just stand,

And somehow that’s enough, my man.

We’ve built this thing, piece by piece,

Not loud, not fast — just peace.

Verse 2

We’ve had our storms, we’ve had our doubt,

We’ve seen what life’s been loud about.

But through the noise, through all the mess,

You’re still the calm in my unrest.

Pre-Chorus

We don’t need words to make it right,

It’s in the look that says we’ll be fine tonight.

Chorus

You’re the quiet kind of love,

Not the kind they write songs of.

No fairytales, no painted skies —

Just real days, and real goodbyes.

But you’re the home I never planned,

And somehow that’s enough, my man.

Bridge

I’ve seen what leaving feels like,

I’ve seen what staying costs.

But with you, even the lost parts,

Don’t feel so lost.

Final Chorus

You’re the reason I still believe,

That love can heal, not deceive.

Not perfect — just understood,

And that’s better than perfect ever could.