Oh
Oh
Last hands over nobody noticed when midnight quietly arrived
The coffee's gone the snacks disappear the playlist somehow played every perfect song
Somebody stretches
Somebody owns somebody still explaining
Why they should have folded somebody still convinced. They almost had the greatest bluff in poker history
Nobody's rushing home because nights like this are hard to leave behind
Same table same smiles, maybe different cards, maybe different
But the same good people. See you next Sunday. Bring your stories bring your coffee bring whoever needs
a place to belong
Next
Maybe someone new will knock on the door feeling just a little nervous
wondering if they'll fit in
Five minutes later, they're laughing like they've been here for years
That's the magic that never asks where you're from what you do or what cards you hold
Only one question matters. Would you like to play?
Some nights give you money
Some nights give you memories
The second one maybe
One more story, one more laugh, one more photo, one more promise
One more Sunday, one more year, one more friendship
One more, one more, one more, until next week
Until next week
Outside the streets are quiet, the lake reflects a thousand little lights
Scooters disappear into the cool dull at night
One by one everyone heads home already thinking about next Sunday
Not because of poker, not because of winning, but because life feels a little brighter
When good people keep finding each other
See you next Sunday
See you next Sunday
Where strangers become friends
Where every laugh feels genuine
Where every story finds another chapter
See you next Sunday
Shuffle the deck
Pour another coffee
Open another bottle
Pull up another chair
There's always room for one more friend
See you next Sunday
See you next Sunday
Everybody sing
See you next Sunday
Lights turn off, the house grows quiet
One forgotten poker chip
Still sitting on the table
A tiny reminder that tonight was never really about the cards
It was about building something
People look forward to every single week
Same time, next Sunday
I'll save you a seat
I'll save you a seat