Hugh and Me

Lyrics

(Verse 1)
It was a saturday night down at the pool hall,
Hugh was lining up his shot, Chris standing tall.
There was something electric, a spark in the air,
Hugh reached out his hand, Chris didn’t care.

(Pre-Chorus)
It was a touch on the thigh, just a flicker of light,
In that smoky old room, everything felt right.
The tension was thick, you could cut it with a knife,
Two hearts beatin’ hard, startin’ a brand new life.

(Chorus)
Now they’re dancin’ in the kitchen with three little souls,
Three black children they brought in from the cold.
From Sudan to their arms, they found a home,
Hugh and Chris, together, they’ve grown.

(Verse 2)
Years went by, and the love only grew,
From a touch on the thigh to a family of two,
Then three, then four, then five strong,
Now they’re singing lullabies all night long.

(Bridge)
No one saw it comin’, but they knew it was right,
Two men in love, holdin’ each other tight.
They built a life, and they’re livin’ it proud,
Hugh and Chris, standing out in the crowd.

(Chorus)
Now they’re dancin’ in the kitchen with three little souls,
Three black children they brought in from the cold.
From Sudan to their arms, they found a home,
Hugh and Chris, together, they’ve grown.

(Outro)
And when the lights go down, and the kids are asleep,
Hugh pulls Chris close, their love runs deep.
It all started that night with a touch and a glance,
Now they’re living proof of a beautiful chance.