Lyrics
Verse 1]
You saw me from the first day,
Before I knew what you could see.
I’d spent so long being strong for others
I’d forgotten what I needed for me.
You asked me how I was that day,
And when I said, “I’m fine,”
You stayed long enough for me to hear
What I’d been holding back that whole time.
I stand a little taller
Every time you come around.
I can hear myself more clearly
When the rest of life gets loud.
You’ve held me in so many ways,
With your arms, your words, your time.
And every time I’m drawn to you,
I feel a little more like I’m mine.
You remember what I tell you
When I’ve almost let it go.
You ask me how it turned out,
And I can tell you want to know.
I think about the care you give
In ways you’d call too small.
The way you make a little time
Can change the way a whole day falls.
I hope you know how much it means,
The thought in everything you do.
I could walk in with a hundred things to say
And still forget them when I look at you.
And if you ever need to put
The weight of your own day down,
I’d love to give you what you give me
Every time you come around.
I stand a little taller
Every time you come around.
I can hear myself more clearly
When the rest of life gets loud.
You’ve held me in so many ways,
With your arms, your words, your time.
And every time I’m drawn to you,
I feel a little more like I’m mine.
In a room full of people,
I still turn when I hear your voice.
There’s a part of me that moves toward you
Before I’ve even made the choice.
Haitham, I hope you know what your care has meant
On days I had to face alone.
I take a little of that strength with me
And feel it growing into my own.
You saw me from the first day,
Before I knew what you could see.
I’d spent so long being strong for others
I’d forgotten what I needed for me.
You asked me how I was that day,
And when I said, “I’m fine,”
You stayed long enough for me to hear
What I’d been holding back that whole time.
I stand a little taller
Every time you come around.
I can hear myself more clearly
When the rest of life gets loud.
You’ve held me in so many ways,
With your arms, your words, your time.
And every time I’m drawn to you,
I feel a little more like I’m mine.
You remember what I tell you
When I’ve almost let it go.
You ask me how it turned out,
And I can tell you want to know.
I think about the care you give
In ways you’d call too small.
The way you make a little time
Can change the way a whole day falls.
I hope you know how much it means,
The thought in everything you do.
I could walk in with a hundred things to say
And still forget them when I look at you.
And if you ever need to put
The weight of your own day down,
I’d love to give you what you give me
Every time you come around.
I stand a little taller
Every time you come around.
I can hear myself more clearly
When the rest of life gets loud.
You’ve held me in so many ways,
With your arms, your words, your time.
And every time I’m drawn to you,
I feel a little more like I’m mine.
In a room full of people,
I still turn when I hear your voice.
There’s a part of me that moves toward you
Before I’ve even made the choice.
Haitham, I hope you know what your care has meant
On days I had to face alone.
I take a little of that strength with me
And feel it growing into my own.
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