Love Songs for Cheryl

• Stay Through the Fall

  Country waltz · Country · Waltz · Pedal steel

  A plain, steady love song for anyone named Cheryl, built for a slow country waltz, about the kind of love that stays through every season.

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  Verse 1

  Red leaves stuck to the bench outside Nobody moved them, nobody tried We just sat there and let time pass You held my hand on the wet cold glass

  Pre-chorus

  I never needed the sun to shine Just needed you sitting close to mine Something in me starts leaning your way

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you're the calm in every storm The reason this old bench still feels warm Cheryl, I would choose this every time No matter the weather, you're still mine

  Verse 2

  Some folks chase what they think is new I already found it, it's you The garden's bare but I don't mind We've got a kind of love that's hard to find

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you're the calm in every storm The reason this old bench still feels warm Cheryl, I would choose this every time No matter the weather, you're still mine

  Bridge

  Seasons turn and leaves will fall But you're the one I'd choose through it all Nothing fancy, nothing loud Just you, and I stand proud

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you're the calm in every storm The reason this old bench still feels warm Cheryl, I would choose this every time No matter the weather, you're still mine

  Outro

  The leaves will dry, the bench will stay And I'll still love you the same old way

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• Two Tickets

  Bossa nova · Bossa · Nylon guitar · Breezy

  A quiet bossa nova love song built around the small, ordinary proof of two bus tickets pressed against glass, for anyone who loves without needing to shout it.

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  Verse 1

  Rain was tapping on the shelter tickets stuck against the pane you were counting down the minutes like waiting was no strain

  Pre-chorus

  I keep the small things close the ones that no one sees and none of them feel small

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you're the quiet kind of true not a fire, more a flame steady as that glass and paper Cheryl, saying just your name

  Verse 2

  We never planned that evening the bus was simply late but you stood there like you meant it like waiting was no weight

  Bridge

  Some loves come with trumpets some just come with rain I'll take the one that stayed

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you're the quiet kind of true not a fire, more a flame steady as that glass and paper Cheryl, saying just your name

  Outro

  The pane has long since clouded but you're still here, the same

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• Still Here in the Morning

  Acoustic soul · Acoustic · Soul · Warm

  A quiet acoustic soul love song for Cheryl, built from small ordinary evidence, a cup left by a cable, that love has settled in and stayed.

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  Verse 1

  A plastic cup on the floorboards Left there beside the charging cable Small proof that you were near me Nothing about it is unstable

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you stay when the room goes quiet You make the ordinary feel like home Nothing about you needs to try it Cheryl, I never feel alone

  Verse 2

  I count the things you leave behind you Small marks that say you have been here You never had to come and find me You just stayed, and made it clear

  Pre-chorus

  I used to think love had to be loud I used to think it needed reasons Then you stayed through every season

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you stay when the room goes quiet You make the ordinary feel like home Nothing about you needs to try it Cheryl, I never feel alone

  Bridge

  No grand words, no need to raise them Just this life, and how you fill it Some loves shout, but you just stay it Quiet, certain, built to hold it

  Chorus

  Cheryl, you stay when the room goes quiet You make the ordinary feel like home Nothing about you needs to try it Cheryl, I never feel alone

  Outro

  That cup still sits where you left it I would not move it if I could

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