Front Porch Valentine

[Verse 1]
You’re dancin’ in my sweatshirt
Hair up, feet bare on the floor
Laughin’ at that old movie
That we’ve seen a hundred times before
You top off my coffee
Steal the first bite of my pie
You turn this simple Tuesday
Into the best day of my life
[Chorus]
You’re my front porch Valentine
Every day, not just tonight
In your faded jeans and your sleepy eyes
You’re my roses in the daylight
Forget the cards and the candy lines
I’ve got your hand, you’ve got mine
Year after year, you’re still my sign
That I’m loved, I’m home
My front porch Valentine
[Verse 2]
We’ve had our share of hard years
Bills stacked, tears on your cheeks
But you held this house together
With quiet prayers and stubborn belief
Now the kids are finally sleeping
Dishwasher hummin’ along
You lean your head on my shoulder
And my whole world hums that song
[Chorus]
You’re my front porch Valentine
Every day, not just tonight
In your faded jeans and your sleepy eyes
You’re my roses in the daylight
Forget the cards and the candy lines
I’ve got your hand, you’ve got mine
Year after year, you’re still my sign
That I’m loved, I’m home
My front porch Valentine
[Bridge]
So here’s to the middle of February
And all the months in between (oh yeah)
To every morning, every memory
You’re still the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen
[Chorus]
You’re my front porch Valentine
Every day, not just tonight
In your faded jeans and your sleepy eyes
You’re my roses in the daylight
Forget the cards and the candy lines
I’ve got your hand, you’ve got mine
For all my days, until the end of time
You’re my one, my only
My front porch Valentine

country, Warm modern country ballad with male vocals, brushed acoustic guitar, and soft piano. Intimate verses close to the mic; chorus blooms with stacked harmonies and a steady laid-back groove. Subtle pedal steel swells in the background, gentle tambourine on the last chorus for lift, smooth radio-ready mix., male vocals