[Verse] Neon hummin’ low on the side of the road, You slid in with a smile and a coffee, no coat. I traced your name in the steam on my cup, A single line, a story just begun. [Pre-Chorus] You said, “This town’s just a stop, But I’ll leave my mark in the way you talk.” So I passed you the napkin, torn in two, And wrote “I’ll miss you” like it’s true. [Chorus] We wrote our love on napkins, one word at a time, On the edge of the road, in a backseat of rhyme. Every crumpled note, a mile we’ve driven, You’re still in the paper, and I’m still in the sky. We wrote our love on napkins, that’s our only vow— Just a few lines that said “I’m still here now.” [Verse] We drove through towns with names I can’t recall, But your voice in the wind, I’d still recognize it all. Every stop, every sign, every gas station light, Had your name written there, just out of sight. [Pre-Chorus] You said, “This life’s just a roll, But I’ll keep your words, a soul to hold.” So I folded a note, tucked it in my coat, And left it in the wind, never lost. [Chorus] We wrote our love on napkins, one word at a time, On the edge of the road, in a backseat of rhyme. Every crumpled note, a mile we’ve driven, You’re still in the paper, and I’m still in the sky. We wrote our love on napkins, that’s our only vow— Just a few lines that said “I’m still here now.” [Bridge] Now the road’s long and the sky’s turned gray, I still find your words when the world goes away. No grand gesture, no diamond ring, Just your handwriting where my heart still sings. [Chorus] We wrote our love on napkins, one word at a time, On the edge of the road, in a backseat of rhyme. Every crumpled note, a mile we’ve driven, You’re still in the paper, and I’m still in the sky. We wrote our love on napkins, that’s our only vow— Just a few lines that said “I’m still here now.” [Outro] On the edge of the road, in the glow of a sign, Your name’s still on the paper, and I’m still on the line.