Donna I love you

Sunset falling through a cracked old blind

Dust in the air like a memory in time

She walks in quiet, don’t say a word

But every little movement feels like a song I’ve heard

Barefoot rhythm on a wooden floor

Heart starts knocking like it wants something more

Ain’t no diamonds, ain’t no gold

But the way she loves me… Lord, it’s worth more

My baby… she don’t need no shine

Got a light in her eyes that outburns mine

My baby… she don’t run, don’t hide

Stays right here through the low and high tide

Yeah, my baby… she’s my truth, my maybe

My forever kind of crazy… my baby

Coffee’s cold but her hand’s still warm

We laugh about nothing while the world storms on

Old screen door singing in the breeze

She leans her head and brings me peace

Ain’t about money, ain’t about fame

It’s the way she whispers my name

Like I’m something more than I’ve been

Like she sees the man beneath my skin

My baby… she don’t need no crown

Still the queen when the lights go down

My baby… she don’t break, don’t bend

Even when I’m lost, she pulls me in

Yeah, my baby… she’s my truth, my maybe

My saving kind of crazy… my baby

If the road gets long and the night runs deep

If I lose my way or I lose my sleep

She’s the fire I find in the dark

She’s the beat… she’s the spark

My baby… don’t you ever go

You’re the only home I’ve ever known

My baby… if the world falls through

It’s still me and you… just me and you

Yeah, my baby…

My wild, my steady… my saving grace

My heart, my shelter… my favorite place

Yeah… that’s my baby…

Always been… always will be.