You Were Leanin

(Verse 1) We met where the floor stuck to your shoes, Blues nightclub, smell of cheap perfume. You were leanin’ on the bar, I thought you were short, But turns out, babe, you’re near six-foot of heart. Had a laugh, took a chance, kissed like fools, I was wild and stubborn, you were breakin’ Navy rules. And somehow, through that messy, magic night— I saw forever in that half-pint light. (Chorus) You were leanin’, but I was fallin’, From that moment, you had me callin’. We’ve built a home with dogs and chaos, Raised four kids—we’ve earned our payoff. You don’t say much, but your love’s loud and clear, You’re my calm, my laugh, my rock, my beer. After all this time, baby, don’t you fear— I’m still yours, and I’m still here. (Verse 2) You hung up your Navy blues for Lego bricks and school shoes, Trading oceans for scraped knees and bedtime clues. Kyla’s got your eyes, Josh your steady ways, Evie’s got your sense of humour, and Coop? Lord, he’s all me, hey. You’ve never been the poetry type, But your hands say more than words ever might. You fix what breaks, you hold us tight, Even when I bring home one more pup at night. (Chorus) You were leanin’, but I was fallin’, From that moment, you had me callin’. We’ve built a home with dogs and chaos, Raised four kids—we’ve earned our payoff. You don’t say much, but your love’s loud and clear, You’re my calm, my laugh, my rock, my beer. After all this time, baby, don’t you fear— I’m still yours, and I’m still here. (Bridge) Now we’ve got silver in our hair and Sunday aches, But babe, I still get butterflies that I can’t fake. Let’s take the map down, chase new skies, Grow old, grow bold, still side by side. (Final Chorus) You were leanin’, but I was fallin’, From that first night, to this sweet morning. We’ve made a life both wild and true, And I’d choose it all again with you. You don’t need words, I feel it in your touch, You’ve loved us fiercely, just enough. And baby, my love story’s crystal clear— It’s you, it’s you… it’s always been you, dear. (Outro) So pour the wine, let’s write the next line, Still leanin’ on each other after all this time.