The Man Who Saved My Life

[Verse 1]
You walked in like you’d been here
Your boots on my kitchen floor
You laughed like Sunday morning
Said, “What’re you looking for?”
I was hanging by a thin thread
Hiding pain behind a smile
You took my shaking fingers
Held on the whole damn mile
[Chorus]
You’re the man who saved my life
Turned my darkness into light
Put a ring on my hand
Said, “Girl, you’re mine”
You gave me two little cowboys
Running wild in the yard
Yeah, my husband, my best friend
My whole heart
You’re the man who saved my life
[Verse 2]
Now there’s Legos on the table
Tiny boots by our front door
You kiss their heads at bedtime
Then you kiss me even more
When the world feels heavy
And I forget how far I’ve come
You pull me on your shoulder
Say, “Look what we’ve done”
[Chorus]
You’re the man who saved my life
Turned my darkness into light
Put a ring on my hand
Said, “Girl, you’re mine”
You gave me two little cowboys
Running wild in the yard
Yeah, my husband, my best friend
My whole heart
You’re the man who saved my life
[Bridge]
If I lose my way again
You’ll be my porch light, shining in
Every scar, every tear, every try
Led me home to you tonight (oh, to you)
[Chorus]
You’re the man who saved my life
Turned my darkness into light
Put a ring on my hand
Said, “Girl, you’re mine”
You gave me two little cowboys
And a last name I wear proud
I’ll love you ’til my very last
“I do” out loud
Yeah, my husband, my best friend
My whole heart, my why
You’re the man who saved my life

country, Warm modern country ballad with female vocals, gentle acoustic guitar and brushed drums. First verse intimate and hush-close, steel guitar swells under the chorus. Second verse adds light piano and soft harmonies from the bridge onward; final chorus lifts with stacked vocals and a subtle tambourine for a tender yet stadium-ready feel., beautiful, world