[Verse 1]
Sometimes I wonder where I'll be
Ten years from now, who I'll be.
I wonder what my life's gonna hold,
Where I'll end up when I get old.
If I'll find the love I've been dreamin' of,
And build a life that's full of love.
[Chorus]
Maybe I'll have a house someday,
Little kids runnin' through the yard.
A woman who loves me just as hard,
As I love her with all my heart.
And I'll walk through that door at the end of the day,
Hear little feet runnin' my way.
She'll be there waitin', just like always,
And I'll know I'm right where I'm meant to stay.
[Verse 2]
Maybe a house on a quiet street,
With a front porch swing and an old oak tree.
A Sunday Bible and a slow sunrise,
Watchin' the years go by before my eyes.
I'll teach my boys to be good men,
To stand for what's right, even when it's hard.
And if my little girl ever needs her dad,
I'll be right there, no matter what she has.
[Chorus]
Maybe I'll have a house someday,
Little kids runnin' through the yard.
A woman who loves me just as hard,
As I love her with all my heart.
And I'll walk through that door at the end of the day,
Hear little feet runnin' my way.
She'll be there waitin', just like always,
And I'll know I'm right where I'm meant to stay.
[Bridge — soft guitar, emotional vocals]
But right now, it's just a dream I have,
A life I hope I'll get to live.
I wonder if she's out there somewhere,
Dreamin' of the love she's yet to give.
I hope I make my daddy proud,
Hope I don't let my younger self down.
And I hope someday when I lay down at night,
I'll know I got a few things right.
[Outro — slow, stripped-back guitar]
Maybe I'll have a house someday,
With a little white fence that's seen better days.
And the woman I love asleep by my side,
With our whole little world tucked in for the night.
Yeah, I don't know where life will go…
But that's the kind of man I hope I grow old to know.