[Intro] I don't need roses. I don't need diamonds. I don't need a perfect life. I just want our life. Our home. Our memories. Our future. You and me. [Verse 1] Baby, remember that old kitchen, Soul music playing while we danced and cooked. You burned the toast, I stole a piece, And somehow you still made me laugh when I was upset. Remember our front porch in the rain, Coffee in our hands, your shoulder next to mine. We didn't need a perfect day, We just needed each other and a little time. [Pre-Chorus 1] I know we've had our bad days, I know sometimes we've both been hurt. But before we let the hard times define us, Baby, remember what we're worth. [Chorus 1] Remember why we should stay, Remember all the love we've made. The Christmas tree, our slow dances, Sunday pancakes and our silly romances. Remember singing with our records, Cleaning the house and dancing together. Remember every picture on our walls, Every promise that we'd make it through it all. I'm not asking for a perfect life, I'm asking for the life we've built. Because after everything we've been through, My heart still knows you're worth fighting for. [Verse 2] Remember our wedding pictures, Our honeymoon, the nights we dressed up and went out. Remember all those little adventures, The moments nobody else knows about. Remember cooking late at night, Laughing when dinner didn't go right. Remember dancing barefoot in the living room, And holding each other underneath the Christmas lights. [Pre-Chorus 2] We've had days we couldn't understand each other, Words we wish we could take back. But underneath all the hurt and anger, There's still the love we haven't lost track of. [Chorus 2] Remember why we should stay, Remember the good that found us along the way. The rainy mornings, the coffee, the sunsets, The little things I swear I'll never forget. Remember our hands when life got heavy, Remember how we carried each other through. We've seen each other's worst days, And somehow I still see the best in you. I don't need roses, diamonds, or anything new, I just want a great life growing old with you. [Verse 3] Remember Sunday mornings in our pajamas, Pancakes on the stove and laughter filling the room. Remember vinyl records spinning, While we cleaned and danced like nobody was watching us. Remember that picnic blanket at sunset, Watching the sky turn gold and red. Remember all those quiet moments When nothing needed to be said. And remember every photograph we've taken, Every date night, every place we've been. Those aren't just pictures on the walls, They're pieces of the life we've lived. [Pre-Chorus 3] So if you're wondering if we're worth another chance, Look at everything we've already made. We don't have to pretend that nothing hurt us We just have to remember why we stayed. [Chorus 3] Remember why we should stay, Remember the love that's still here today. The kitchen, the porch, the music, the rain, The laughter, the tears, the joy and the pain. Remember when I held your hand And promised I'd be there through it all. Remember when you held me close Whenever I was afraid to fall. I'm not asking us to forget the past, I'm asking us to learn from it instead. Because there's still a life we can build, And there's still love between us. [Bridge] Baby, look at everything behind us, Look at everything we've survived. Those memories aren't just photographs They're pieces of the life we've kept alive. And always remember, It has to be dark for the stars to appear. So when this season feels too heavy, Don't forget I'm still here. Loving you is like breathing How could I just stop? You will always be the one Who holds that place inside my heart. My smile for you will never fade, My heart for you will never break. And if my love for you is a crime, Then loving you is a chance I'd take. [Outro] So take my hand, husband. Let's remember who we are. Not just the mistakes we've made, But every beautiful memory that got us this far. The pancakes. The porch. The Christmas tree. The records. The sunsets. The pictures. The laughter. All of it is ours. So before we walk away, Before we let one hard chapter end our story Remember why we began. Remember why we stayed. Remember why I still believe there's an “us” worth saving.
