Love You Like You’ve Never Been Loved

[Verse 1]
Let me love you like you’ve never been loved before
I’m here forever, I ain’t walking out that door
I see the way you flinch when I reach for your hand
Like you’re sure I’ll do you wrong like the last man
[Chorus]
I know you’ve been hurt in the past
But baby, this love will last
I’m not just a promise on your bedroom floor
I’m here forever, I’m not walking out that door
Let me love you like you’ve never been loved before
[Verse 2]
We’ll take it slow, we can leave all the lights on
You can cry if you need, I’ll just hold you till it’s dawn
Every scar you hide, I’ll kiss them one by one
You don’t have to be afraid of where we’re from
[Chorus]
I know you’ve been hurt in the past
But baby, this love will last
I’m not just a promise on your bedroom floor
I’m here forever, I’m not walking out that door
Let me love you like you’ve never been loved before
[Bridge]
If it takes all night, I’ll stay right here (oh darling)
Saying the words you’ve waited years to hear
You’re not too broken, you’re worth fighting for
I’ll prove it every day a little more
[Chorus]
I know you’ve been hurt in the past
But baby, this love will last
I’m not just a promise on your bedroom floor
I’m here forever, I’m not walking out that door
Let me love you like you’ve never been loved before

country, Intimate country ballad with male vocals, warm fingerpicked acoustic and soft pedal steel swells. Verses stay close and conversational, almost whispered over subtle upright bass; chorus widens with gentle harmonies and a steady brushed snare. Bridge leans into a tender dynamic lift, then drops back to voice and guitar for the final chorus tagline, leaving a lingering, heartfelt finish., ballad