Front Row To Their Forever

[Verse 1]
Tiny boots by the back door
Crayon suns on the fridge
Two little names in my best handwriting
On a pink birthday gift
Brytin laughing in the driveway
Lillian twirling in the yard
Funny how those fingerprints
Got stamped all over my heart
[Chorus]
Oh Brytin and Lillian
You turned this house into a home
From training wheels to wedding bells
I watched you both grow
Every scraped knee, every late-night talk
Every prayer by your bedsides
I'm so proud to be your father
That pride just fills my life
[Verse 2]
First days and first heartbreaks
You’d crawl up in my chair
Ask me how to fix a world
That never always played fair
I saw courage in your questions
Kindness in your eyes
Two strong girls finding
Their own piece of sky
[Chorus]
Oh Brytin and Lillian
You turned this house into a home
From driving tests to cap and gown
I watched you both grow
Every slammed door, every second chance
Every tear that I wiped dry
I'm so proud to be your father
That pride just fills my life
[Bridge]
Now I hear you say "someday
Daddy, I'll have kids too"
And I feel that old front porch shake
Like when I first carried you
Can't wait to hold that baby
See a little you in their face
I'll be front row to your forever
In that rocking chair place (oh yeah)
[Chorus]
Oh Brytin and Lillian
You turned this house into a home
And when I’m holding your babies close
I'll watch another love grow
Every lullaby, every Christmas light
Every sleepy goodnight sigh
I’m so proud to be your father
And a grandpa in God’s time
Yeah, my heart’s already ready
For that grandpa kind of life

country, Warm modern country ballad, mid-tempo 4/4 with acoustic guitar and brushed drums. Male vocals up close and conversational on the verses; chorus widens with steel guitar swells, piano pads, and stacked harmonies on the hook. Subtle organ and fiddle lifts the bridge, then drop to almost solo guitar for the final lines before a full-band, heart-swell outro., beautiful