To The Man I Haven’t Met

[Verse 1]
I set a place at the table
For a name I don’t know yet
Talk to you in my head sometimes
You just haven’t heard me yet
I fold dreams like laundry
Stack them by the side of the bed
Saving all my brightest stories
For the day our lives connect
[Chorus]
To the man I haven’t met
I already miss you
Somehow
Like a song stuck in my chest
I’m just waiting to sing out loud
I don’t know your face
But I know how it feels when you’re here
My future husband
Wherever you are
I’ve loved you for years
[Verse 2]
I leave one drawer wide open
For the things you’ll someday bring
Your old sweatshirt
Your bad novels
Every ordinary thing
I practice saying your last name
In the quiet on the bus
Smiling like I know a secret
Only time will give to us
[Chorus]
To the man I haven’t met
I already miss you
Somehow
Like a song stuck in my chest
I’m just waiting to sing out loud
I don’t know your face
But I know how it feels when you’re here
My future husband
Wherever you are
I’ve loved you for years
[Bridge]
Maybe you’re laughing with friends right now
Maybe you’re healing from a hurt you won’t remember
When our ordinary Tuesday
Turns into our forever
[Chorus]
To the man I haven’t met
I already miss you
Somehow
Like a song stuck in my chest
I’m just waiting to sing out loud
I don’t know your face
But I know how it feels when you’re here
My future husband
Wherever you are
When we finally touch
It’ll feel so clear
I’ve loved you for years

Warm acoustic pop ballad with female vocals, gentle piano under intimate guitar. Verses stay close and conversational; chorus blooms with subtle strings and soft stacked harmonies. Light percussion enters on the second chorus to lift the emotion, leaving space for a tender, confessional delivery.