Verse 1
You talk too much when you’re nervous,
Laugh too loud in quiet rooms,
You dance like it’s a full moon Friday,
Spinning wild in worn-out shoes.
You’re scared of bugs and high-up places,
But brave in all the ways that count —
You don’t even know the fire
That you carry when you doubt.
Chorus
You don’t even know
How your brown eyes hold the storm,
Or how the scars you hide
Make you real and not just worn.
You don’t see the girl I met
That night we both just clicked,
You don’t even know you're gold,
Even when you're feelin' chipped.
Verse 2
You hate your nose in pictures,
Say your hair just won't sit right,
But girl, that jet-black river
Shines like coal in candlelight.
You eat sushi off paper napkins,
Say it tastes better in the car,
You're impatient with the world,
But you listen to my scars.
Chorus
You don’t even know
How your laughter shakes the air,
How you curse the way you feel,
But it’s written everywhere.
You’ve got a heart that holds too much,
But you’d never let it show —
You’re the kind of light that lingers,
But you don’t even know.
Verse 3
And there’s scars you tell no one about,
Like they’re stories made of shame,
But I see the strength behind ‘em now,
And I’d trace 'em just the same.
You don't have to speak the pain,
I can hear it in your glow —
You're more than what you've been through,
But you don’t even know.
Final Chorus
You don’t even know
How you saved me with a smile,
How I’d sit through every silence
Just to talk with you a while.
You think you’re just a mess of parts,
But you’re more than you could show —
You’re the kind of light that heals,
But you don’t even know.