[Verse 1] We knew the bus stop bench by name And the creek behind the grain store You borrowed my coat in April rain And left it with my porch screen door Your bike leaned up by the cedar fence Mine had a bent old chain We said "see you soon" like it made sense Like kids who might stay the same [Pre-Chorus] And the whole town held its breath When you walked past my house One look, one little smile And the evening slowed right down [Chorus] Quiet love, quiet love (quiet love, quiet love) In a town that never rushes You were enough, you were enough (you were enough, you were enough) Even in the dust and hushes [Verse 2] The diner clock kept counting slow Over pie and paper cups You'd tap your spoon on the table low Like you were trying to wake us up But I liked the way you said my name Like it fit your mouth too well And every Friday, after the game I'd save you half my caramel [Pre-Chorus] And the porch light made a halo On your faded denim sleeve I didn't know what I was losing Just that you made me believe [Chorus] Quiet love, quiet love (quiet love, quiet love) In a town that never rushes You were enough, you were enough (you were enough, you were enough) Even in the dust and hushes [Bridge] Now the maples turn that bitter gold And the train still shakes the glass I keep your joke inside my coat Like a match I never sparked If I pass your street at midnight I still slow down, I still stay Some love leaves like a summer storm Some just learns to stay [Chorus] Quiet love, quiet love (quiet love, quiet love) In a town that never rushes You were enough, you were enough (you were enough, you were enough) Even in the dust and hushes Quiet love, quiet love (quiet love, quiet love) If I hear your name, I blush again You were enough, you were enough (you were enough, you were enough) Small-town sky, and all of it in my hands