[Verse 1] The inbox stopped filling, the calls dried out Wasn’t even loud—just faded down Twenty-something dreams packed up in drawers Too tired now to chase the “more” I used to run, I used to shine Now I ration stairs like borrowed time And every party I can’t attend Feels like a friend I’ll never mend [Pre-Chorus] They say the world moves on, But I can’t catch the train I watch it pass, again and again [Chorus] But I still want the hands that hold Still want someone to call me home Even in this slower skin Even when the light feels thin I’ve lost my place in crowds and plans But I’m still made for love—I am [Verse 2] My mirror holds a stranger’s face Eyes too wise for my age A laugh line deep from learning pain Hair that fell like autumn rain They left when I got hard to read When joy became a quiet need But solitude taught me this grace: The softest hearts take up the space [Pre-Chorus] I won’t be who I was before But I still open every door [Chorus] ‘Cause I still want the hands that stay Even when I can’t explain The fog, the ache, the way I fade And need the whole damn day to bathe I’ve lost the pace, the drive, the glam— But I’m still made for love—I am [Bridge] Don’t need a hero, don’t need to bloom Just someone to sit inside this room To trace the quiet in my breath And find the beauty in what’s left [Final Chorus – stripped back] Still want the laugh, the brush of skin Even if the days wear thin The work is gone, the youth is ghost— But love still matters, maybe most If all I’ve got is heart and hands— That’s still enough to make a stand [Outro – hushed] I’m still made for love Still made for love Even now— Especially now.
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