My Sweetest Yes

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About this song

A love song to his wife, built from small things: the tea left by the sink, the note beside the keys, and every ordinary day that turned into a life.

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
You leave your tea beside the sink,
A little note beside the keys.
I know the quiet way you think,
The way you make a home of me.

[Pre-Chorus]
And every ordinary day
Turns into something I hold dear;
You look at me, and all the years
Feel like they brought me here.

[Chorus]
My love, my wife, my safest place,
The kindest heart I’ve ever known.
I’d choose your hand, your laugh, your face,
In every life I’m given, home.
And when the seasons turn and fly,
I’ll still be grateful, still be true—
My sweetest yes, my whole wide life,
I get to spend it loving you.

[Verse 2]
You smile when rain taps at the glass,
And save the last warm piece of bread.
You make the hours softer as
You ask me what’s inside my head.

[Pre-Chorus]
No grand parade could say enough,
No perfect line could quite come through;
So here’s my heart, a little clumsy,
Still falling hard for you.

[Chorus]
My love, my wife, my safest place,
The kindest heart I’ve ever known.
I’d choose your hand, your laugh, your face,
In every life I’m given, home.
And when the seasons turn and fly,
I’ll still be grateful, still be true—
My sweetest yes, my whole wide life,
I get to spend it loving you.

[Bridge]
When silver finds our hair someday,
And old stories make us laugh,
I’ll lean a little close and say,
“You’re still my favorite photograph.”

[Final Chorus]
My love, my wife, my safest place,
The kindest heart I’ve ever known.
I’d choose your hand, your laugh, your face,
In every life I’m given, home.
And when the seasons turn and fly,
I’ll still be grateful, still be true—
My sweetest yes, my whole wide life,
I get to spend it loving you.

[Outro]
My sweetest yes, my whole wide life,
I get to spend it loving you.

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