Love Of A Good Woman

[Verse 1]
Got a truck that still starts most days
Job that mostly pays the bills
Friday nights and cheap cold beer
But there's an empty in me still
I’ve been the first one out the door
When things got hard, I’d just turn away
Now I’m staring down this quiet house
Hearing every word I never say
[Chorus]
I want the love of a good woman
Soft-spoken, strong as an old oak tree
Someone who’ll see past my stubborn
Call out the better man in me
I’ve had the weekend kind of lonely
I’m done with that runaway plan
I want the love of a good woman
Who’ll take my hand, and stay when she can
[Verse 2]
I’ll take the fights and the silent rides
Over waking up to an empty side
Burnt toast, late nights, tired eyes
If it means she’s in my life
I’ll learn to listen more than talk
Leave the past where it belongs
Trade my pride for something real
A quiet house with her favorite song
[Chorus]

country, Warm modern country ballad with male vocals, brushed kit and gentle bass. Fingerpicked acoustic leads, subtle pedal steel swells, and a light organ pad in the chorus. Intimate verses close-miked and conversational; chorus opens wider with stacked harmonies and a steady backbeat. Keep the dynamics tender but confident, building just a touch into a final, held chorus line., heartfelt