Charm of My Life

Charm of My Life

Faded jeans and old worn boots,
Lucky coin in my pocket from our youth.
You gave it to me on that summer night,
Said it’d keep me safe when you’re out of sight.

And I still feel your touch when I hold it tight,
Like you’re whispering hope in the dark of the night.
No broken mirror, no black cat’s stare,
Could steal the magic that we share.

You’re the charm of my life, the light in my soul,
Got me feeling like I’m invincible.
When the world falls apart, I still believe,
You’re the only lucky charm I’ll ever need.

Crossed my fingers on the day you left,
Wore that faded charm against my chest.
Counted raindrops on the windowpane,
Waiting for the sun to call your name.

And I still feel your smile like a sunrise glow,
Pulling me through when the days feel slow.
No shooting star or crystal stone,
Can match the luck I’ve found in your arms alone.

You’re the charm of my life, the beat in my heart,
My saving grace when the world falls apart.
No four-leaf clover or wishing well,
Compares to the spell that you weave so well.

And when I’m down, I just close my eyes,
Feel your laughter like a breeze through the sky.
No need for trinkets or tales of fate,
You’re the magic that I celebrate.

You’re the charm of my life, the song in my veins,
Keeping me dancing through life’s pouring rains.
When I’m lost and I’m torn, I still believe,
You’re the only lucky charm I’ll ever need.