Name in My Notifications

(Verse 1)

3 AM, screen glows like a neon sign

Your name pops up, and suddenly I’m fine

Double-tap heart, but it’s beating in my chest

Scrolling through the moments we haven’t made yet

We’re just two profiles in a sea of blue light

But your story’s the only one I watch all night

(Pre-Chorus)

No filter on the way you make me feel

Every pixel of you looks so real

(Chorus)

You’re the name in my notifications

The spark in my conversations

One text and the world fades to gray

I don’t need a caption to say

That you’re the highlight of my timeline

The reason I stay online

In a world that’s always rushing by

You’re the pause, you’re the why

You’re the name in my notifications

(Verse 2)

Coffee shop WiFi, but I’m connected to you

Your voice note plays like a song on loop

We laugh at memes that nobody else gets

Distance in miles, but zero regrets

Your laugh emoji got me smiling at my phone

Like I’m not sitting in this crowd alone

(Pre-Chorus)

We’re building something in the space between

Every “seen” and every daydream

(Chorus)

You’re the name in my notifications

The spark in my conversations

One text and the world fades to gray

I don’t need a caption to say

That you’re the highlight of my timeline

The reason I stay online

In a world that’s always rushing by

You’re the pause, you’re the why

You’re the name in my notifications

(Bridge)

No grand gestures, just late-night truths

Screenshot memories, saving proof

That someone out there knows my favorite song

And sings it back when the nights are long

We’re not perfect, just perfectly in sync

One click closer than anyone thinks

(Final Chorus)

You’re the name in my notifications

The end to my hesitations

One call and I’ll drop everything

Just to hear the way you say my name

You’re the lock on my homescreen now

The reason I don’t log out

In a feed full of noise and lies

You’re the truth in my replies

You’re the name… in my notifications

(Outro)

So keep typing, keep shining that light

I’ll be here, thumb hovering, every night

‘Cause in this digital age of ghosting and games

Nothing feels as real as seeing your name