Every Mile

Boyfriend → Girlfriend

Proposal · Folk

Rachel, every long weekend we could scrape together, we've spent on the road — same beat-up cooler, that playlist you swear you hate but always sing along to, some national park if we could swing it. Somewhere on one of those drives, I stopped being able to picture my life without you in the passenger seat. We're back at the overlook we always circle home to. So before the sun goes down, I've got one more question for the road: marry me?

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Song story

Background

Sean is 31, and he and Rachel have spent every long weekend they could on little road trips — the same beat-up cooler, the same playlist she pretends to hate, a national park whenever they can swing it. At the overlook they always circle back to, he's finally going to ask. He made a warm folk song about all those miles leading here.

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Rachel, every long weekend we could scrape together, we've spent on the road — same beat-up cooler, that playlist you swear you hate but always sing along to, some national park if we could swing it. Somewhere on one of those drives, I stopped being able to picture my life without you in the passenger seat. We're back at the overlook we always circle home to. So before the sun goes down, I've got one more question for the road: marry me?

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