Home Is Her Name

[Verse 1]
Charity
You’re my Sunday morning
Slow coffee
And a quiet room
One touch
And the world stops storming
Every road I ran
Led back to you
[Chorus]
You’re my home, Charity
Past the moon, past every star I see
I’m safe in your arms
That’s where I’m supposed to be
You’re my home, Charity
When the dark tries to swallow me
One little smile
And I can finally breathe
[Verse 2]
Soft light
On your face, I’m watching
Late night
You’re laughing in my hands
Your name
Turns my fear to softness
You say “baby, I’m here”
And I understand
[Chorus]
You’re my home, Charity
Past the moon, past every star I see
I’m safe in your arms
That’s where I’m supposed to be
You’re my home, Charity
When the dark tries to swallow me
One little smile
And I can finally breathe
[Bridge]
If I lose my way
If I fall apart (oh, darling)
You just hold me close
You just guard my heart
Every time I doubt
Every time I break
You become the place
Where my soul awakes
[Chorus]
You’re my home, Charity
Past the moon, past every star I see
I’m safe in your arms
That’s where I’m supposed to be
You’re my home, Charity
When this life feels wild and heavy
I call your name
And you come carry me

jazz, Soulful smooth jazz ballad with brushed drums, warm upright bass, and close-mic’d piano. Male vocals in a soft high register, tender and intimate. Saxophone answers vocal phrases in the verses; chorus blooms with stacked harmonies and gentle Rhodes. Subtle strings sneak in on the final hook for a lifted, glowing finish., soft, soulful, smooth jazz