Stay For Breakfast

[Verse 1]
Your shoes by the door
Half-tied
Laugh lines in the dark
Tongue-tied
We said
“Only tonight
Alright”
But you’re tracing my name
In the steam on the bathroom light
[Pre-Chorus]
We keep pretending this is casual
But every joke gets personal
You ask about my hometown
Favorite song
Like you plan to stay too long (oh)
[Chorus]
So don’t call it just a one night stand
Feels like something I could hold in both hands
You fit in my hoodie
Laugh in my bed
You’re messing with my heart and my head
If this is only for the night
Then
Why do I want your Monday
Tuesday
Weekend?
If you’re leaving
Say it softer
Or stay for breakfast
Stay a little longer
[Verse 2]
You steal all the covers
I let you
You’re humming that tune
I know it too
You ask who I text at 2 a.m
I say
“Right now
It’s only you”
And hope you read between the lines I send
[Pre-Chorus]
We keep drawing little circles
Round the things we really mean
You say
“I don’t usually do this”
But your hand won’t slip off me (oh no)
[Chorus]
So don’t call it just a one night stand
Feels like something I could hold in both hands
You fit in my hoodie
Laugh in my bed
You’re messing with my heart and my head
If this is only for the night
Then
Why do I want your Monday
Tuesday
Weekend?
If you’re leaving
Say it softer
Or stay for breakfast
Stay a little longer
[Bridge]
What if we try
What if we don’t hide?
Could we be more
Than passing time?
Say you’ll stay
Say my name again
Turn this little moment
Into “remember when” (oh, come on)
[Chorus]
So don’t call it just a one night stand
Feels like something I could hold in both hands
You fit in my hoodie
Laugh in my bed
You’re messing with my heart and my head
If this is only for the night
Then
Why do I want your Monday
Tuesday
Weekend?
If you’re leaving
Say it softer
Or stay for breakfast
Stay a little longer
Yeah
Stay for breakfast
Make this night last longer

pop, Bright modern pop ballad with mid‑tempo drums, glossy synth pads, and clean electric guitar. Verses stay intimate and close-mic; pre-chorus adds soft backing “oohs.” Chorus lifts with wide stereo claps, layered male/female vocals, and a soaring top line. Final chorus adds a key lift and ad-lib runs for emotional payoff., ballad