[Intro]
[Verse 1]
He walks the hallway, boots scuffinā the ground,
Sun through the window lights her like sheās crowned.
Every day at third bell, sheās smilinā at the door,
But his words turn to dust before they hit the floor.
[Chorus]
Oh, itās a silent heartbeat, scared to make a sound,
A love untangled, roots stuck in the ground.
Sheās a melody he canāt quite name,
A flicker of courage drowned in shame.
[Verse 2]
She laughs by her locker, his whole world goes still,
Like a tractor stuck in mud, heās frozen by the thrill.
He scribbles āhowdyā in a note heāll never send,
Just a shadow in her story, never more than a friend.
[Chorus]
Oh, itās a silent heartbeat, scared to make a sound,
A love untangled, roots stuck in the ground.
Sheās a melody he canāt quite name,
A flicker of courage drowned in shame.
[Bridge]
Friday night lights, he swears heāll say her name,
But the crowd fades out, and heās right back where he came.
A cowboy without a rope, a song without a tune,
Heās his own worst critic beneath the Texas moon.
[Chorus]
Oh, itās a silent heartbeat, scared to make a sound,
A love untangled, roots stuck in the ground.
Sheās a melody he canāt quite name,
A flicker of courage drowned in shame.
[Outro]