Verse 1 When the city quiets down, the daylight fades away, On the couch there’s always room for two to stay. Me with a cup of thoughts, she with a purring dream, Four tiny paws, yet my whole world lives in them. Pre-Chorus She doesn’t speak a word, yet understands me still, She knows every sorrow, every brighter hill. Chorus ’Cause me and my cat — a duet without sound, Our hearts beat together, though in different rhythms found. When the world’s too loud, too fast, too unkind, One gentle purr repairs my restless mind. Verse 2 An alarm at dawn? No — she already knows, It’s time to get up, the bowl is calling close. She looks from above like she’s read the plan, As if she’s guarding me so I won’t lose who I am. Pre-Chorus In her eyes the night and two bright stars appear, And a quiet promise: “hey, don’t fear.” Chorus ’Cause me and my cat — a small but mighty grace, She teaches me silence, I teach her the ways. She never asks where I want to go, Yet she’s always beside me when dreams feel slow. Bridge And if one day the words all fall away, There’ll still be fur on my black coat each day. And that calm that time can’t erase or undo: That someone chose me — simply, truly, too. Final Chorus ’Cause me and my cat — through good and through bad, Magic in ordinary days, meaning when quiet is had. Nothing more’s needed, this home is enough: Me, her, and the purring that says: “you belong with us.”
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