Front Porch Famous (Upbeat Country Pop / Feel-Good Love Song) (Verse 1) There’s a creek out back where the fireflies land Old screen door slams like a backbeat band Paint’s a little chipped, but the swing still holds Every story we ain’t told Mailbox leans and the gravel pops When you pull in ‘round six o’clock Ain’t a spotlight anywhere But I still feel it when you stare (Pre-Chorus) We don’t need a crowd to know This kind of love steals the show (Chorus) We ain’t on a billboard sign No camera flash, no neon lights But the way you laugh, the way you touch me Feels like the whole world’s watching Barefoot dancing in a nowhere town You spin me once and slow it down Might not make the evening news— But we’re front porch famous, me and you (Verse 2) Cheap wine sweating on the rail July air, you tell a tale ‘Bout getting out, ‘bout going far But you never get far from where we are Dog barking at a passing car Radio picking up from Arkansas Your hand finds mine like it always does Like it knows exactly where home was (Pre-Chorus) We don’t need a grand debut Every night feels brand new (Chorus) We ain’t on a billboard sign No camera flash, no neon lights But the way you laugh, the way you touch me Feels like the whole world’s watching Barefoot dancing in a nowhere town You spin me once and slow it down Might not make the evening news— But we’re front porch famous, me and you (Bridge) (slight lift, emotional) No velvet rope, no crowded room Just a sky full of Southern moon If forever’s just this scene Then it’s bigger than anything I’ve seen (Final Chorus) (full, glowing) We don’t need a city skyline Or a name in flashing lights Got a rhythm in the quiet That you can’t buy, you can’t define Every kiss, every little moment Feels like gold we never lose We don’t need the world to know— We’re front porch famous… through and through