
[Verse 1]
I’ve lived like a man’s supposed to live
Built a fence, paid my dues, learned to forgive
Got a wife who loves me, a flag on the wall
And a list of regrets I don’t name at all
There’s a photo in a drawer I don’t dare touch
Of a summer night when the fire burned too much
And a laugh that turned into somethin’ I miss
Yeah… we said it meant nothin’, but it felt like a kiss
[Chorus]
It’s just a kiss, just a little mistake
A heat-of-the-moment, beer-fueled break
Didn’t mean nothin’, no deeper plan
Just two drunk boys who got outta hand
I told myself I’d forget it by fall…
But I still remember the way he stalled
[Verse 2]
We ain’t talked much since that night by the shore
Still see him sometimes, but it ain’t like before
He’s married now too, wears a cross on his chest
And I smile like hell tryin’ to act unimpressed
And I pray to a God who might understand
What it means when a man reaches out for a hand
Not to sin, not to stray, not to fall into shame
But just to feel something he can’t quite name
[Chorus]
It’s just a kiss, that’s what I say
But it hits me harder with each damn day
I’ve kissed girls with fireworks and sparks
But that one… lit up the dark
And I don’t know what it all meant back then
But I’d give a lot to feel it again
[Outro]
So if you hear this, wherever you are
I still drive by that lake in my beat-up car
I still say I’m straight, and I still love my miss
But maybe I lied…
It wasn’t just a kiss
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