First Time Felt Like Home

Nerves were runnin’ like a midnight train,

He was laughin’ tryin’ to hide the same.

Hands were shakin’, hearts beatin’ wild,

Two grown men feelin’ scared like a child.

The porch light flickered, the night stood still,

Every breath hung heavy, soft and real.

He looked at me with them steady eyes,

And the whole damn world got quiet inside.

It was the first time love didn’t feel wrong,

No walls to climb, no need to be strong.

Just a hand in mine, and a heart that knows,

The truth in a touch, the peace it shows.

I’d waited a lifetime to feel less alone,

And the first time… it felt like home.

We didn’t need words, just the sound of rain,

A quiet kind of joy that don’t need a name.

The weight we carried just slipped away,

Two lost souls finally found their place.

It was the first time love didn’t feel wrong,

No fear to hide, no shame to hold on.

Just a light in the dark, steady and slow,

A promise unspoken, but I think we both know.

Yeah, I’d wandered for years through the unknown,

And the first time… it felt like home.

I never knew love could be this kind,

So simple, so real, so easy to find.

And if the world don’t understand,

I’ll still reach out and take his hand.

‘Cause it was the first time love didn’t feel wrong,

We were just two hearts where they belong.

No firework show, no movie scene glow,

Just me and him, letting it grow.

Yeah, I’d prayed for this feeling all on my own —

And the first time… it felt like home.

The porch light’s off, but the stars still shine,

And his heart beats steady right next to mine.