Something Special in You

[Verse] Met you on that summer night, moonlight paintin' you so bright, Small-town fair, the perfect scene, under the Ferris wheel's light. Your laugh rang like a sweet old tune, echoed in the Southern breeze, And in those heartfelt moments, darlin', you brought me to my knees. [Verse 2] Little diner, coffee's warm, your eyes were stars shining free, Shared stories 'bout where we've been, and who we dreamed to be. Your voice wrapped me like a quilt, on a cold and lonesome night, Every word you spoke, my love, held a tenderness so right. [Chorus] There's somethin' special in you, a spark that lights my soul, In this life of winding roads, you're the one who makes me whole. With every smile, every glance, our love keeps breaking through, Oh darlin', there's somethin' special, somethin' special in you. [Verse 3] Riverbank, just you and me, barefoot under that tall oak tree, Hand in hand, the world was still, your touch was all I'd ever need. You hummed a tune from long ago, while I strummed on my old guitar, In those simple moments, we found who we truly are. [Verse 4] Autumn leaves fell 'round our feet, painting memories with gold, Through each season's ebb and flow, a love story to be told. We carved our names in heart-shaped lines, on a bench by Lover's Lane, Every time I see those marks, I fall in love again. [Chorus] There's somethin' special in you, a spark that lights my soul, In this life of winding roads, you're the one who makes me whole. With every smile, every glance, our love keeps breaking through, Oh darlin', there's somethin' special, somethin' special in you.