Still Saved You A Seat

I pictured your boots on my front porch step,

A mug in your hands, sunrise on your chest.

We’d rock away years, just me and you

Guess I was dreamin’, too good to be true

We were close, but you never stayed too long

Had your hands in mine, but your heart felt gone.

I saved you a seat in that old porch swing,

Left room in my laugh, in every little thing.

Held on to hope ‘til the wind turned cold,

But some hearts ain’t meant to hold.

You weren’t ready to stay, but you sure felt real…

And I still saved you a seat, even knowing the deal.

oh baby

You danced like you meant it, then drifted away,

Said love ain’t your song—not today.

But I kept that rhythm in my chest,

Wrote your name in the place where forever rest

And I waited there in soft moonlight,

While you searched for peace in the wrong kind of fight

I saved you a seat in that old porch swing,

Left room in my laugh, in every little thing.

Held on to hope ‘til the wind turned cold,

But some hearts ain’t meant to hold.

You weren’t ready to stay, but you sure felt real…

And I still saved you a seat, even knowing the deal.

No baby

I won’t chase a man who's runnin’ from love,

But I won’t pretend you weren’t enough.

So if someday you’re ready to see—

Where peace lives quiet and hearts run deep…

There might still be a breeze, and room on that swing…

But I won’t wait forever for a someday thing.