Lonely Road

Two lives lived on different ends.

Then you showed up with that smile again

Like time hit pause just to bring me to you.

Didn’t plan it, didn’t try,

But somehow you walked back into my life—

And girl, I’m glad you did.

That night took flight,

Four hours felt like a blink in time.

From ice cream laughs to talks so deep,

To a late night stroll where I couldn’t speak.

Eighteen years, but now I know…

I don’t want to walk a lonely road

You worry I’ll get tired, drift away,

But baby, I could walk with you all day.

Every word from you feels like a song,

And your hand in mine just feels like home.

You say it’s too good to be real,

But I’ve never felt something this ideal—

Girl, I’m all in for you.

How are you and the night took flight,

Four hours under the soft streetlight.

We talked like souls who already knew,

That the moment had always been waiting for two.

Eighteen years, but now I know…

I don’t want to walk a lonely road

We didn’t plan a fairytale,

But somehow we wrote page one.

You in that moment, under the stars,

Felt like the start of forever begun.

So if you wondering if I’d stay

It’s ‘cause I felt more in those four hours than I have in days.

And I’d do it all again real slow…

Just to relive that one hello.

How are you and my heart took flight,

You made the hours feel like life.

From shy sweet glances to playful grace,

To a quiet stroll

I still replay.

Eighteen years, and now I know…

I don’t want to walk a lonely road