Forever’s Only You

[Verse 1]
Your boots by my front door
Kicked off like you might stay
Coffee cup on my counter
You laughed and said “someday”
You drew hearts on my napkin
Signed your first and my last name
Like you’d already chosen
Where your forever would lay
[Chorus]
Dream of you sharing your forever with me
Front porch, same view, same old oak tree
Every sunrise, same pair of sleepy eyes I see
I don’t need the whole wide world to agree
Just your hand in mine, that’s all I’ll ever need
Dream of you sharing your forever with me
[Verse 2]
You talk about some small town
Where the river bends just right
Kids’ toys in the driveway
Porch light on every night
You say “one day I’ll find it”
Like it’s some far off place
I’m right here in the middle
Of the map in your face
[Chorus]
Dream of you sharing your forever with me
Front porch, same view, same old oak tree
Every sunrise, same pair of sleepy eyes I see
I don’t need the whole wide world to agree
Just your hand in mine, that’s all I’ll ever need
Dream of you sharing your forever with me
[Bridge]
Maybe your forever
Isn’t written yet in stone
But every time you pull me closer
It feels a little more like home (oh yeah)
[Chorus]
Dream of you sharing your forever with me
Back roads, same truck, same worn-out seat
Every goodbye turns into “stay right here with me”
I don’t need the whole wide world to agree
Just your name and mine in that same story
Dream of you sharing your forever
Sharing your forever
Sharing your forever with me

country, Tender pop-country ballad with a hint of alt twang; gentle acoustic strums, brushed kit, warm pedal steel swells. Verses stay intimate and close-mic’d; chorus swells with stacked harmonies, tambourine, and a bright, singalong hook. Male vocals with a slightly raspy edge, subtle organ pad blooming in the bridge for lift before a soft, vocal-led outro., alternative country, pop