Letras
If our life was shown on the big screen
They'd say it's boring, simple, routine
No fast cars racing through the night
No fires burning, no flashing light
No broken glass, no rising smoke
No space ships or even a speedboat
Just coffee brewing at half past eight
And you asking if I locked the gate
A porch that's worn on a quiet street
That's the rhythm we repeat
It's a boring movie, no big scenes
No wild plots or shattered dreams
No music swelling in the dark
Just a steady beating of my heart
They'd leave early, and probably:
Say it's not how love should be
But this life is a story true
I love this life with you
No secret lovers, no double lives
No courtroom drama, no sharpened knives
No kidnappings in the news
No cameras chasing all our moves
Just slow trips to the grocery store
Counting change and little chores
Simple nights on the couch at home
Falling asleep before the show
The only drama we ever choose
Is who forgot to pay the dues
It's a boring movie, black and white
Two shadows moving in kitchen light
No plot twists waiting to divide
Just your old sweater by my side
They'd call it dull, but honestly
That's exactly how it should be
If peace don't sell on the big screen
Let it roll unseen
Sometimes there's a family day
Too much cake and kids at play
Or a summer trip with sand in our shoes
Those are the moments we choose
No slammed doors, no danger near
Our boys grow up year by year
No wild headlines, no rockstar life
Just a steady heart and a happy wife
Even a camera crew
Would struggle finding something new
They'd film us folding laundry slow
And still have no idea where to go
It's a boring movie, long and plain
Same old couch, same soft rain
No fireworks lighting up the sky
Just your easy laughter by my side
Let the critics talk, if they please
They don't know what a home can be:
Just you and me, calm and free
Roll the credits for you and me