Elevator Doors

Lyrics

[Verse 1] Eighteen and green in a college town, Kansas skies as the sun went down, Naismith Hall, those crowded floors, Fate came knocking through elevator doors. I looked at you and somehow I knew, This whole wide life was leading to you. [Chorus] And oh, I'd do it all again, Every mile, every where and when. Jennifer, you're my heart, my home, The truest love I've ever known. Just because, I'm singing this song, 'Cause loving you is where I belong. [Verse 2] Tailgate down 'neath a Lawrence moon, Bullfrog sweet and a country tune, We danced in the bed of my blue truck, Two crazy kids with a whole lot of luck. Then we packed it up, chased a Nashville dream, Built a life out of faith and gasoline. [Chorus] And oh, I'd do it all again, Every mile, every where and when. Jennifer, you're my heart, my home, The truest love I've ever known. Just because, I'm singing this song, 'Cause loving you is where I belong. [Bridge] Through every house we made a home, We never had to walk alone. Now Florida sun in your soft brown hair, Still the same girl from that elevator. [Verse 3] Look how far our love has grown, A family and the roots we've sown, Now here we are by this warmer shore, And baby, I fall for you more and more. No special day, no reason why, Just gratitude I can't deny. [Chorus] And oh, I'd do it all again, Every mile, every where and when. Jennifer, you're my heart, my home, The truest love I've ever known. Just because, I'm singing this song, 'Cause loving you is where I belong. [Outro] From Kansas skies to Tennessee, To Florida blue, you're home to me. Forever, girl, I'm choosing you.