Verse 1 I want mornings that feel easy, nights that feel like rest. I want peace in my body, not weight on my chest. I’m done calling chaos something deep and romantic. Done making excuses for love that feels frantic. I want flowers for no reason, kindness without fear, a love that feels safe when the hard parts appear. I don’t want confusion wrapped in chemistry. I want something gentle that still chooses me. Pre-Chorus I’ve lived through enough to know what I don’t need. I don’t want a hard love just to say it was deep. I want calm in my spirit, ease in my soul. If it costs too much peace, I’m letting it go. Chorus I want a soft life, not a hard love. Peace over problems, I done had enough. I want real love, not mixed signals at night. I’m choosing ease, I’m choosing a soft life. Verse 2 I used to think struggle was proof that it was real, used to wear heartbreak like some badge I had to feel. But love ain’t supposed to leave me drained every day. Love ain’t supposed to make me lose my way. So I’m raising my standards, raising how I live. I don’t have to suffer just to prove I can give. I want beauty in the quiet, joy that doesn’t hide. A soft place to land, not a war to survive. Pre-Chorus I’ve lived through enough to know what I don’t need. I don’t want a hard love just to say it was deep. I want calm in my spirit, ease in my soul. If it costs too much peace, I’m letting it go. Chorus I want a soft life, not a hard love. Peace over problems, I done had enough. I want real love, not mixed signals at night. I’m choosing ease, I’m choosing a soft life. Bridge Let it be gentle, let it be sure. Let it feel honest, let it feel pure. I’m not asking for perfect, I’m asking for light. Something that holds me and still feels right. Final Chorus I want a soft life, not a hard love. No more confusion, no more “almost enough.” I want peace that stays, not pain dressed up nice. I’m choosing ease, I’m choosing a soft life.
