You Walked In

(Verse 1)
I was half a beer deep at Johnson’s Bar,
Just killin’ time, not goin’ far,
Same old faces, same old tunes,
Just another night beneath that moon.

Then you showed up in that sundress blue,
The whole damn place just faded from view,
One look and I forgot my name,
Yeah, my heart ain’t been the same.

(Pre-Chorus)
You laughed, and I about lost my mind,
That moment froze, like a neon sign,
Didn’t know what I was fallin’ in,
But I knew right then…

(Chorus)
You walked in, the world stood still,
My guard dropped fast, my heart got real,
That smile hit me like a freight train rush,
One look and I was gone, no hush.
Now every night I thank that friend,
Who dragged me out that bar again,
‘Cause I didn’t know what love was then—
‘Til you walked in.

(Verse 2)
We talked ‘til the lights went low,
Your laugh was a song on the radio,
You said, “You’re trouble,” I said, “I might be,”
You said, “Good, ‘cause trouble’s what I need.”

(Pre-Chorus)
Now here we are, years down the line,
Same old fire, burnin’ fine,
Still feels like that night again,
Every time you walk in.

(Chorus)
You walked in, the world stood still,
My guard dropped fast, my heart got real,
That smile hit me like a freight train rush,
One look and I was gone, no hush.
Now every night I thank that friend,
Who dragged me out that bar again,
‘Cause I didn’t know what love was then—
‘Til you walked in.

(Bridge)
Could’ve missed it, stayed home that night,
Would’ve lost the best damn thing in my life,
It’s crazy how fate can spin—
Your whole world on a moment’s grin.

(Final Chorus)
You walked in, the stars aligned,
That spark hit hard, burned through my mind,
Now every morning starts and ends,
With that same love I felt back then.
Yeah, I didn’t know what love was then—
‘Til you walked in.

(Outro)
Yeah, my forever began…
When you walked in.

Country-pop, radio ready, male voice, feel-good energy, heartfelt and catchy rhythm.