Priest, My Favorite Song

[Verse 1]
You pull up in that old blue car
Snacks in a bag and a half-wrote card
We miss the exit ‘cause we talk too hard
Laugh ’til the tears start falling
Out of town
Just a borrowed room
Sharing a towel rack
Sharing perfume
You say my name and the whole place feels
Like it was waiting for us
[Chorus]
Priest
You’re my favorite song
Playing in my head all day long
Every little joke
Every late-night call
I could lose the world and still feel strong
Priest
When you smile at me
Everything heavy gets easy
Nothing fancy
Just you and me
Priest
That’s all I need
[Verse 2]
We’re on the couch in our oldest clothes
Blanket war
Yeah
You steal my toes (hey!)
Trash TV and your running notes
You’re kinder than you claim
You freeze the frame just to make me see
“How can they kiss? That’s episode three”
I roll my eyes but you’re watching me
More than the screen in front of us
[Chorus]
Priest
You’re my favorite song
Playing in my head all day long
Every little joke
Every late-night call
I could lose the world and still feel strong
Priest
When you smile at me
Everything heavy gets easy
Nothing fancy
Just you and me
Priest
That’s all I need
[Bridge]
Maybe someday we’ll get busy
Different cities
Different doors
But I’ll still know your laugh by heart
Like I did before
[Chorus]
Priest
You’re my favorite song
Playing in my head all day long
Every little joke
Every late-night call
I could lose the world and still feel strong
Priest
When you smile at me
Everything heavy gets easy
Nothing fancy
Just you and me
Priest
That’s all I need (oh-woah)
Yeah
Priest
That’s all I need

pop, Bright modern pop with female vocals; clean electric guitars over a bouncy drum groove and warm synth pads. Intimate, close-mic verses that sit low and conversational, blooming into a hooky, chant-along chorus with stacked harmonies and subtle vocal chops. Light bass, snapping drums, and a middle lift where everything drops to claps and voice before the final chorus hits.