Man wanting woman to return home

I sat at my kitchen table after a crazy weekend of shows. Seems like I had been everyone but home for a long time, and not much to show for it. The house was empty, with my wife and 2 girls at school for the day, but there were remnants of the week I had missed. Dishes in the sink, games out on the table, and a bowl of crusty Mac n cheese. As I sat there in the quiet, reevaluating my life decisions, I started looking at our old table and wondering what it wisdom it would offer if it could talk.

You've heard the expression before. Two guys get into a fight and one says "But you should see the other guy". Well this song is like that, except having to do with cheating and a heart break. Many thanks to songwritingpro members who have given me feedback and made suggeations to the original tune.

Hey y'all. Step back in time with me with this heartfelt love song that captures the magic of a first dance and the timeless bond between two souls. In this emotional journey, a man revisits the unforgettable night he first danced with his future partner— a memory so powerful that every time he hears that same song on the radio, he is transported back to that same moment.

The story of this song is about a seventeen-year-old girl who is in a questionable relationship with a young man who comes from a family of domestic abuse. She's being told to run away from this relationship. Three years pass and she is out of that fearful relationship and doing great, now as a twenty-year-old is running free and has nothing but good times ahead of her.

The song is about a girl who lived a troubled life and decided to leave her small town, and move away to try to find a new life for herself. While she was gone, she went through a major life change, finding a better life by finding God and doing away with her bad habits and the wrong friends. She came back home, and everyone noticed she was different person. They labeled her a Free Bird, Small Town, No Chains Kinda Girl.

I got the idea for this song when I took a selfie of my wife and I one morning before heading off to work in a snowstorm. I started thinking, suppose we took a selfie every morning. Wouldn't that be a lot of pictures of us on my phone? Many thanks to Brent and songwriting pro members for critiquing the song and making suggestions to improve it. I hope this version is a keeper.

We have always lived in rural areas, as a result we never had trash pickup service.
So every Saturday morning, as my song says, “I headed to the local junk yard,
I had some rusty things to discard “.
But before I left the house, my wife would always ask me, “ if you find any good, bring it home” and honestly, folks did quite often leave something of value that we could use and so, I did bring some things home.
But one Saturday morning, while at the junkyard, I got to thinkin, what if while I’m here some fella drives in and while there, he gets into an argument with his girlfriend, then he just leaves her there standing all alone. When I noticed the girl standing there I thought,
Well, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure “
And that is where the idea for my song came from.