[Verse 1]
You had a jack and a half-worn grin
I had a trunk full of receipts again
My tire sighed on the county line
You said, “I fix things”—I said, “That’s fine”
You thought my job was sorting mail
I thought your toolbox told the tale
We traded names beside the spare
And found a little spark in there
[Pre-Chorus]
You said, “What do you do all day?”
I tried to explain; you looked away
Then laughed, “I still don’t get your trade”
I said, “That’s okay, I like your shade”
[Chorus]
Love found its way through a flat tire
A borrowed wrench and a roadside wire
You make things work, I make deals stack
Coupons in my purse, grease on your back
We mix up words, but we get it right
You bring the tools, I bring the price
We may not know what the other does
But somehow, somehow, that’s enough
[Verse 2]
You called my meeting “coupon club”
I called your shop a “hammer pub”
You fix the pipes; I plan the books
We both pretend we understood
You bring home bolts, I bring home bread
We trade our stories over the spread
And when you say, “What’s that one called?”
I kiss your cheek and tell you all
[Pre-Chorus]
You still ask what my title means
I still can’t tell your parts from springs
But every time the day runs long
We meet halfway and carry on
[Chorus]
Love found its way through a flat tire
A borrowed wrench and a roadside wire
You make things work, I make deals stack
Coupons in my purse, grease on your back
We mix up words, but we get it right
You bring the tools, I bring the price
We may not know what the other does
But somehow, somehow, that’s enough
[Bridge]
Next time the warning light comes on
You’ll read the manual, I’ll find a coupon
If we get lost in what we say
We’ll laugh, then find another way
[Final Chorus]
Love found its way through a flat tire
Now every mile feels a little brighter
You make things work, I make deals stack
Coupons in my purse, grease on your back
We mix up words, but we get it right
You bring the tools, I bring the price
We may not know what the other does
But somehow, somehow, that’s enough
[Outro]
A flat tire, a roadside start
Two strange job titles, one full heart