Mountain Sunrise Cheryl

[Verse 1]
You walk in laughing
Coffee on your sleeve
You ask
“What’s so funny?”
I say
“You. And me.”
You steal my sweater
Say it smells like home
I was always drifting
Now I’m flesh and bone
[Chorus]
Cheryl
You’re my mountain sunrise
Painting color on my tired eyes
Every shadow slowly falls behind
When you’re with me
Cheryl
You’re my wild and steady
Every breath says I am ready
You’re my heartbeat
You’re my bright sky
You’re my everything
[Verse 2]
We miss the last train
Walk the long way back
Counting yellow windows
On a sleeping street of flats
You hum a song off-key
I swear it sounds just right
Your fingers thread through mine
Like they’d been waiting all my life
[Chorus]
Cheryl
You’re my mountain sunrise
Painting color on my tired eyes
Every shadow slowly falls behind
When you’re with me
Cheryl
You’re my wild and steady
Every breath says I am ready
You’re my heartbeat
You’re my bright sky
You’re my everything
[Bridge]
All the days before you
Blurred and faded frames
Now it’s Sunday on the sofa
You laughing at my name
If this is all we ever have
I’ll still feel so alive
Just you and me
A quiet room
And that glow in your eyes
[Chorus]
Cheryl
You’re my mountain sunrise
Painting color on my tired eyes
Every shadow slowly falls behind
When you’re with me
Cheryl
You’re my wild and steady
Every breath says I am ready
You’re my heartbeat
You’re my bright sky
You’re my everything

folk, Warm acoustic folk ballad with intimate male vocals, close-miked guitar, soft fingerpicking, and subtle upright bass. First verse stays hushed and confessional; chorus swells with light vocal doubles and airy harmonies. Gentle shaker and brushed snare ease in on the second pass, ending with a stripped-back final chorus and a lingering guitar ring., acoustic