I DON’T NEED MUCH [Verse 1] Used to think I needed more, More money coming through the door, More miles, more plans, more things to prove, Always chasing something new. Now a quiet house, a cup gone cold, A hand to hold when the night gets old, Kids laughing somewhere down the hall, Turns out I never needed it all. [Pre-Chorus] Funny how the years can change What you call enough. [Chorus] I don’t need much, Just the ones I love close by. A little road beneath my feet, A little blue up in the sky. Something worth coming home to, Something honest I can trust. Give me health, give me time, Give me people on my side. I’ve learned the good life Really don’t need much. [Verse 2] I’ve seen how fast the world can turn, How one bad day can make you learn. You stop counting what you own And start counting who comes home. A Sunday run, a kitchen light, Someone asking if you’re alright, The kind of things I rushed straight past Are the ones I want to make last. [Pre-Chorus] Funny how the hard days show What’s worth holding on to. [Chorus] I don’t need much, Just the ones I love close by. A little road beneath my feet, A little blue up in the sky. Something worth coming home to, Something honest I can trust. Give me health, give me time, Give me people on my side. I’ve learned the good life Really don’t need much. [Bridge] I don’t need my name in lights, Don’t need every dream to land just right. Give me ordinary days With a little room to breathe. Give me laughter in the kitchen, Muddy shoes beside the door, If that’s all I ever get, I won’t ask for anything more. [Final Chorus] I don’t need much, Just the ones I love close by. A little strength left in these legs, A little fire behind my eyes. Something worth coming home to, Something honest I can trust. Give me health, give me time, Give me one more day with mine. Yeah, I’ve learned the good life Really don’t need much. [Outro] A roof, a road, A hand to hold. A little time With the ones I love. No, I don’t need much.
