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I Wouldn't Want to be Anywhere Else


We did it again today

spent time like millionaires

talking, laughing, breathing

Sunshine kissed the top of your head

as soft as you hold my hand

keeping me from getting lost

in the clouds of the world

You carry my heart in your hands

unafraid to fight my demons with me

we never lose

The sun begins to set

as the waves meet the sand

as the wind caresses your hair

as your hand gently touches my cheek

You smell like home

and home is never far

as long as I am in your embrace

sheltering me from the war

inside my mind sometimes

I ask you why

and you say

Because I Love You

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