Through Every Stage

Verse 1

We were playin’ Barbies on the floor,

Sleepovers behind closed doors.

Whispers late into the night,

Talkin’ ‘bout our futures in the TV light.

High school halls and prom night dreams,

Back when life was bursting at the seams.

Then came jobs and wedding bells,

Late-night talks, “Are you doin’ well?”

Verse 2

Now we’re pouring milk in sippy cups,

Stepping on toys, runnin’ on love.

Texts unread and plans postponed,

Caught up in stories we’re writing at home.

We’re in the thick of it, you and me,

But our roots hold strong beneath the busy.

Chorus

And when we finally find a day,

Let the littles run and play—

They don’t know what it means,

But it’s magic in the seams.

Watching them laugh where we once stood,

In the same old circle like we knew they would.

We’re not the same, but nothing’s changed—

We’re still us, through every stage.

Verse 3

We share quick hugs at baby showers,

Late replies and stolen hours.

But in your eyes I still can find,

The girl who always had my back in time.

We’ve traded heels for diaper bags,

But I’d never trade the love we have.

Chorus

And when we finally find a day,

Let the littles run and play—

They don’t know what it means,

But it’s magic in the seams.

Watching them laugh where we once stood,

In the same old circle like we knew they would.

We’re not the same, but nothing’s changed—

We’re still us, through every stage.

Bridge

One day they’ll grow, and we’ll look back,

On messy buns and toddler snacks.

We’ll laugh and cry and raise a glass—

To the girls who made it through all that.

Final Chorus

So when we finally find a day,

Let the littles run and play—

It’s not just noise, it’s something more,

It’s the life we once dreamed for.

Watching them live where we once stood,

Fills my heart more than I thought it could.

We’re not the same, but nothing’s changed—

We’re still us, through every stage.