Verse 1
I won’t be the loudest laugh
Or the first one through the door.
I’m usually watching patterns
Nobody noticed before.
Give me just a little longer,
One more question to unfold.
You’ll find maps inside my pockets,
Made of stories left untold.
Pre-Chorus
I’m a little bit starlight,
A little back-road rain.
Half “How does that work?”
Half dancing in the strange.
Chorus
Every hello starts somewhere
With one more “what if?” asked.
Turns out ordinary moments
Never really last.
So if the world feels wider
Than it did an hour ago…
Maybe that’s the feeling
I was hoping you’d know.
Verse 2
I’ll notice crooked tree lines,
Old stone walls beside the lane.
Turn a simple roadside mushroom
Into gentle wonder once again.
If you love the little moments,
We’ll probably get along.
Finding galaxies in coffee cups,
And choruses in songs.
Bridge
I’m not looking for perfection,
Never learned that kind of grace.
I’d rather trade a thousand answers
For one unforgettable place.
So if you’re still here smiling,
Guess you’ve already seen…
The best conversations
Start somewhere in between.
Final Chorus
Now we’re laughing a little easier,
The hours somehow flew.
Funny how one simple question
Can change your point of view.
If the world feels wider
Than it did an hour ago…
Pull up a chair.
Tell me more about you.