The Decent People

(Verse 1)

I remember summer nights,

Sneaking out to see the stars,

Laughing with my best friends,

Dreaming big, stealing cars.

We were young and wild then,

Life was all a game,

But the decent people showed me,

It’s more than just fame.

(Chorus)

Oh, the decent people,

You know who you are,

With open hearts and open hands,

You shine like a star.

Through struggles and through pain,

You lift the ones who fall,

In a world that tries to break us,

You remind me, love is all.

(Verse 2)

I think about my grandma,

Singing hymns on Sunday morn’,

Bringing hope to every shadow,

When the night's too dark and worn.

Her kindness, like a blanket,

Soft and warm, so true,

Taught me that the decent people,

Are the glue that pulls us through.

(Chorus)

Oh, the decent people,

You know who you are,

With open hearts and open hands,

You shine like a star.

Through struggles and through pain,

You lift the ones who fall,

In a world that tries to break us,

You remind me, love is all.

(Bridge)

Through the laughter and the tears,

You stand by my side,

In the chaos of the world,

You’re my peaceful guide.

We’ve walked through storms together,

Found sunshine in the rain,

With the decent people,

I never feel the same.

(Chorus)

Oh, the decent people,

You know who you are,

With open hearts and open hands,

You shine like a star.

Through struggles and through pain,

You lift the ones who fall,

In a world that tries to break us,

You remind me, love is all.

(Outro)

So here’s to all of you,

Who share a piece of light,

The decent people in my life,

You make everything right.

Yeah, the decent people,

My heart's forever true,

In a crazy world, I know,

I’ll always turn to you.