[Verse] Wheels on the road, dust on my shoes, Late-night light through glass and glue. A steaming cup, a worn-out chair, Someone’s laughing, "You’re welcome here!" [Pre-Chorus] No name on the door, no map to guide, But the kindness runs like a quiet tide. [Chorus] This diner’s home, with every face, A family built in this sacred space. One shared meal, one prayer, one song, Where broken hearts belong. Oh, we’re not strangers—we’re kin, we’re kin, With the same sweet grace, the same sky within. [Verse] Coffee’s cold, but the talk’s still hot, A soldier’s story, a mother’s plot. A teenager’s dream, a grandma’s sigh, All gathered like stars in the quiet sky. [Pre-Chorus] No label, no law, just hands that hold, Love written in coffee, not in gold. [Chorus] This diner’s home, with every face, A family built in this sacred space. One shared meal, one prayer, one song, Where broken hearts belong. Oh, we’re not strangers—we’re kin, we’re kin, With the same sweet grace, the same sky within. [Bridge] And when the world feels vast and far, I’ll find my way back through the door. No need to speak, just sit and breathe— The Lord’s right here in every piece. [Chorus] This diner’s home, with every face, A family built in this sacred space. One shared meal, one prayer, one song, Where broken hearts belong. Oh, we’re not strangers—we’re kin, we’re kin, With the same sweet grace, the same sky within. [Outro] Oh, kin, we’re kin, With the same sweet grace— He’s in every cup, He’s in every name. Just a diner light, And love’s the same.