Still Feel Like Home

[Verse 1]
Thirty-nine years, and your hand still feels like home,
September twenty-second—you were twenty-two, I was eighteen, not alone.
We talked all night of hopes and fears, like old friends do,
Two young hearts with pages blank, and somehow I just knew.

[Chorus]
Through storms and tears, through healing, years ago and now,
God kept writing grace into the vows we made somehow.
After all we’ve walked through, I’d choose this life we own—
Wherever you are standing, that’s the place that feels like home.

[Verse 2]
The Army took you far away; my letters crossed the miles,
Your words came back, I held them close and prayed through every while.
Your injury brought you home; then heartbreak split our two,
I cried, unsure our love could last—then fate turned back to you.
The night my car was wrecked, you asked me to be your wife;
We said our vows without a map, and chose a shared life.

[Bridge]
Two boys grew to men; two daughters joined our family,
Sweet Maggie and our Emmie bring new joy to you and me.
On bike trails, through the trees, I see God’s handiwork;
I love your faith, your Savior’s heart, your hand in mine through hurt.

[Chorus]
From young kids to Gigi and Poppo, every road has led us home;
With Christ beside us, I can’t wait to see what’s still to come.

[Outro]
My favorite place is right beside you, wherever we may roam—
After all these years, sweetheart, you still feel like home.