My Mechanic Man

Intro

(Yeah... my man)

Verse

We met in third grade, two kids on the playground swing

You pulled my pigtails, I gave you that grin

High school came and went, we said "I do" at twenty-two

Now these years keep rolling, and it's still me and you

Chorus

You come home with grease on your hands and dirt on your boots

Clocked out from that shop but your heart still works for us

You fix what breaks, you pay what’s due

So I can stay home raising these babies with you

I’m grateful every evening when you walk through that door

Wouldn’t trade a single second, not for nothing more

Verse

Some days I’m running ragged, toys scattered on the floor

Kids climbing on my last nerve, supper’s burning on the stove

You kiss my tired forehead, say “we’re gonna be alright”

Then you roll up your sleeves and hold me through the night

Chorus

You come home with grease on your hands and dirt on your boots

Clocked out from that shop but your heart still works for us

You fix what breaks, you pay what’s due

So I can stay home raising these babies with you

I’m grateful every evening when you walk through that door

Wouldn’t trade a single second, not for nothing more

Bridge

We’ve had our ups and downs, Lord knows we’ve fought the fight

But we always find our way back in the middle of the night

You’re the reason this house stands steady on the ground

I’d do it all again, every long day, every round

Chorus

You come home with grease on your hands and dirt on your boots

Clocked out from that shop but your heart still works for us

You fix what breaks, you pay what’s due

So I can stay home raising these babies with you

I’m grateful every evening when you walk through that door

Wouldn’t trade a single second, not for nothing more

Outro

(Yeah... not for nothing more)

My mechanic man... my whole world