Look How Our Love Grew

[Verse 1]
Remember that rusted Chevy
You laughing in my old ball cap
We swore we had all the time in the world
Nothing moved half as fast as that
Then one ring, white dress in a chapel
You tripping on your brand‑new shoes
We blinked, and the years just scattered
Like rice on the steps for two
[Chorus]
Look how our love grew
From a front seat kiss to a Sunday pew
From your name on my hand
To a gold band, saying "I do"
Now there's a crib in the corner
Tiny socks on the dryer too
He's got your eyes, my crooked smile
Look how our love grew
[Verse 2]
Last night he climbed in the middle
Said, "Mama, Daddy, make some room"
You rolled your eyes, I killed the light
He started snoring way too soon
I watched you both in the half‑dark
Thought, when did I get this blessed
From a cheap motel and a county fair
To a home that never rests
[Chorus]
Look how our love grew
From a midnight drive to a backyard view
From counting tips for rent
To a yard swing built just for two
Now there's crayons on the table
Little boots by your Sunday shoes
He's got your laugh, my stubborn chin
Look how our love grew
[Bridge]
I used to chase every sunrise
Now I just chase him down the hall (hey!)
But every time his fingers find your hair
I remember how it started with a call
[Chorus]
Look how our love grew
From a scared first dance to a promise true
From you and me just dreaming
To three hearts under one roof
And if the years keep flying
Like they always seem to do
I'll thank the Lord with every breath
For the boy that looks like me and you
He's got our hearts, through and through
Look how our love grew

country, Warm 90s country ballad with male vocals, midtempo brushed drums, gentle fiddle fills, and a twanging electric tucked under fingerpicked acoustic. Verses stay intimate and story-driven, chorus swells with pedal steel and stacked harmonies, bridge drops to just vocal and guitar before a full-band, heart-swelling final chorus.