Marry You Someday

[Verse 1]
Met you on a Tuesday
Laughing over coffee
Spilling names
You drew hearts in the napkin
Said you never do that
But you stayed
You talked about your worst days
I kept nodding
Scared to meet your eyes
You were tracing little circles on your glass
Every second felt like stolen time
[Chorus]
I wanna marry you someday
Wake up to your hair in my face
Argue over nothing
Then fall back in place
I wanna marry you someday
Messy little kitchen
Your shoes in the way
Grow a life from all the things we say
I wanna marry you someday
[Verse 2]
You’re humming in the hallway
Wearing my old shirt
It fits you right
You don’t know that I’m watching
Memorizing every part of this quiet
Your toothbrush by my mirror
Your jacket on my chair like it belongs
Funny how the smallest pieces
Make me sure I’ve found my home
[Chorus]
I wanna marry you someday
Sign our names and change our last names
Dance around the living room
Nothing to prove
I wanna marry you someday
Road trips in the rain
Getting lost halfway
Growing old but still the same with you
I wanna marry you someday
[Bridge]
Not talking ’bout perfect
Just your hand in mine through the hard parts
Washing all the dishes
Then falling into you in the dark
If forever has a doorway
Let it be your front porch light
Let it be your soft voice saying
“It’s you and me tonight” (oh yeah)
[Chorus]
I wanna marry you someday
Morning after morning
The little mundane
Turning into magic every time you’re near
I wanna marry you someday
Every stupid fear slowly fades away
When I picture you always right here
I wanna marry you someday

pop, Slow, glimmering future bass with warm pads, airy plucks, and a wide, side-chained synth bed. Male vocals sit intimate and close in the verses, then bloom into layered harmonies on the hook. Sparse, deep kick and crisp highs keep it floating; chorus swells with detuned chords and a lifting sub, then drops into a soft, shimmering post-chorus ad-lib. Gentle reverb tail on everything for a dreamy, late-night feel., slow