[Acoustic Ballad] [Folk Pop] [Intimate] [Mellow] [Romantic] [Female Vocal] [Singer-Songwriter] [Gentle] [Soft Rock] [Organic] [Relaxing] Verse 1 The soda's hot, but I drink it anyway You left before dawn, said you’d call on your break The wipers beat time on I-45 Gulf rain on the glass, another ordinary ride Your boots are still by the back door Same place they were last night I don’t move them, I don’t need to Some things don’t need signs Chorus This love don’t hurry, it don’t ask It don’t count the days we’ve stacked It settles in, it learns the room Like it knows it’s got time to use I used to think love was louder than this Turns out it just stays, it doesn’t insist Verse 2 I remember thinking something was wrong That it didn’t feel sharp, didn’t pull me along No burning chest, no sleepless nights Just you reaching for my hand at the red light I waited for it to tip or crack For the ground to give, for something to snap But every time I looked around It was still standing, still here, still sound Chorus This love don’t hurry, it don’t ask It don’t wonder how long it’ll last It shows up tired, it shows up true It does what it said it would do I used to think love was louder than this Turns out it just stays, it doesn’t insist Bridge I thought I missed the bigger thing Thought I chose the quiet wrong Now I see how peace gets built By every small thing done this long Final Chorus This love don’t hurry, it don’t ask It doesn’t shine, it doesn’t brag It fits my life, it knows my name It’s not afraid of ordinary days I used to think love was louder than this Now I know this is how it lives
