Still on the Line
Style: Piano ballad

[Verse 1]
The receiver sits crooked on the counter
Under a light that barely glows
I could call you now or later
Some things a person just knows

[Pre-chorus]
I keep the line open just in case
There's a warmth that won't grow old
Waiting for you to fill the space

[Chorus]
Ronald, you're the calm I lean on
Steady as a porch light at dawn old
Every quiet hour we've been on
Feels like something worth being gone old for

[Verse 2]
You call me just to hear my voice
Nothing much to report or explain
Somehow that's always been my choice
Hearing you say my name again

[Chorus]
Ronald, you're the calm I lean on
Steady as a porch light at dawn old
Every quiet hour we've been on
Feels like something worth being gone old for

[Bridge]
No fireworks, just a steady hum
Your voice low, unhurried, sure
This is how the real ones come

[Chorus]
Ronald, you're the calm I lean on
Steady as a porch light at dawn old
Every quiet hour we've been on
Feels like something worth being gone old for

[Outro]
The receiver still waits on the counter
I'll pick it up, I'll call you home

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