*Just Enough to Stay

A soft rock ballad steeped in quiet redemption, “Just Enough to Stay” traces the slow, deliberate journey of rebuilding love after betrayal.
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Lyrics:
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[Verse 1]
I broke the silence with trembling hands,
Not to defend, but to understand.
Her eyes, once stars, now held the storm—
A love undone, no longer warm.
[Pre-Chorus]
I didn’t come with grand displays,
Just quiet steps through broken days.
[Chorus]
No silver thread, no perfect line,
Just showing up, just taking time.
The flowers wilted, but I stayed—
Through winter’s chill and skies of gray.
She didn’t ask for me to pray,
Just to mean the words I say.
[Verse 2]
I spoke in whispers, not in pride,
Each word a stone laid side by side.
A bridge not built in just one night,
But inch by inch, without the light.
[Pre-Chorus]
No promises to make it right,
Just learning how to hold her right.
[Chorus]
No silver thread, no perfect line,
Just showing up, just taking time.
The flowers wilted, but I stayed—
Through winter’s chill and skies of gray.
She didn’t ask for me to pray,
Just to mean the words I say.
[Bridge]
She watched me mend what I had torn,
Not with a vow, but being worn.
By time, by truth, by quiet grace,
By learning how to give her space.

[Final Chorus]
No silver thread, no grand parade,
Just love that doesn’t run away.
And slowly, like the morning light,
She let me in, not all at once—
But just enough to stay.
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No silver thread, no grand parade,
Just love that doesn’t run away.
And slowly, like the morning light,
She let me in, not all at once—
But just enough to stay.
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Photo is AI generated.
*Lyrics AI generated from a story I found.