Porch Light Gold

[Intro]
[Verse]
Sun sinks behind the pine
Everything is feeling fine
Parlor strings begin to ring
Hear the evening start to sing
[Verse]
Niece sat down upon the step
A secret that we both kept
Rabbit ears and a double knot
Best lesson that I ever taught
She smiled wide and ran away
Made the most of Saturday
[Pre-Chorus]
No heavy clouds in sight
Just a soft and amber light
Everything is feeling right
[Chorus]
It’s the quiet that I keep
Before the world goes to sleep
In the golden hour glow
Where the simple wonders grow
Not a thing I’d change
In this humble range
[Verse]
Miller brought the peach pie out
Nothing left to fret about
Silver hair and stories told
Watching all the green turn gold
Sweet syrup on a paper plate
Man, it’s getting kind of late
[Bridge]
Found a stub in my old coat
Like a long-lost tiny note
First show back in Omaha
The loudest thing I ever saw
Now I prefer the cricket’s song
Where I know that I belong
[Verse]
My denim jacket’s worn and thin
Like the weathered skin I’m in
But the pockets hold the years
Wiping away the old-time fears
Just a man upon a chair
With a little silver in his hair
[Chorus]
It’s the quiet that I keep
Before the world goes to sleep
In the golden hour glow
Where the simple wonders grow
Not a thing I’d change
In this humble range
[Post-Chorus]
Just the brush on the drum
And the tune that I hum
Yeah, the tune that I hum
[Hook]
Golden hour
Quiet power
[Outro]