This song comes from that sacred space inside you — the one that’s been bruised, tested, abandoned, yet still believes in love.
It’s about two souls who walked through their own storms… who survived heartbreak, silence, disappointment, and loneliness… and still somehow found each other at the exact moment both needed healing.

The Place Where We Belong is about finally finding the person who feels like peace after years of surviving chaos.
It’s the moment you realise:

you don’t have to fight to be understood

you don’t have to beg to be chosen

you don’t have to shrink to be loved

you don’t have to pretend to be strong all the time


It’s about the rare love that arrives when both hearts have been cracked open enough to let something real in.

It’s that feeling of:

“I didn’t choose you because I needed someone…
I chose you because my soul recognised its home.”

This song is warm, emotional, powerful, and hopeful.
It’s a declaration of finally finding the person who feels like a safe place —
the one who holds your brokenness without fear,
the one whose presence feels like sunrise after too many nights of rain,
the one who feels like destiny whispered their name into your heart long before you met.

This song is for the lovers who didn’t give up.
The ones who kept believing — even with scars.
The ones who finally found their place…
in each other.

---Shauna Hills ❤️💯❤️‍🔥


THE PLACE WHERE WE BELONG

Dust on the Porch Steps by CuddleCat

You walked in quiet, keeping shadows close,
the kind that stay, not the kind that boast.
Stories lingering under your skin,
soft little battles you never let win.

But somehow the room learned your gentle pace,
and light slipped in to fill the space.
A breath, a pause — the world grew thin,
as if it whispered: stay, begin.


---


I’m not here to fix you,
not here to guide —
just here in the calm
where the static dies.


---


And when the light leans in,
I see you try to hide —
but your heartbeat shifts its rhythm,
pulls the truth to the side.

No need for words tonight,
no need to pretend —
just breathe,
and let the moment bend.


---


You said the world feels heavy, out of tune,
like every voice forgot the moon.
But here your colors rise again,
soft as rain on quiet skin.

Maybe heaven’s only this —
a second where nothing stings.
A place between two trembling thoughts
where even sorrow grows small wings.


---


And when the light leans in,
you turn your gaze away —
but the warmth inside your silence
has more to say.

No battles calling,
no storms to outrun —
just a fragile harmony
opening, undone —
into something real.


---


Stay…
not because you must,
but because the world
sounds softer
when you breathe.

Maybe Heaven's Only This (Orchestral)

Irony

With supermodel good looks, a sweet, high tenor voice, a winning way with falsetto, flawless English, and no trace of an accent, Danish pop sensation Christopher could almost have been manufactured for international success. He appeared seemingly out of nowhere in August 2011, already signed to EMI, which released a YouTube video where he performed an acoustic cover of Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend." The video instantly garnered thousands of hits, paving the way for his debut single and album.

Born Christopher Nissen on January 31, 1992 and brought up in the Copenhagen suburb of Kastrup, on the island of Amager, he was interested in music from a very early age and began singing at the age of three. Dreaming of stardom, he took up the guitar at 12 and began writing songs, and, while still in high school, turned up unannounced one day at EMI's Copenhagen offices with his guitar and performed a number of his songs for the execs, who rewarded his chutzpah by signing him on the spot. His debut single "Against the Odds," a funky pure pop ballad, was released in September 2011 and reached a respectable number 23 on the Danish singles chart. The follow-up, "Nothing in Common," released the following January, fared much better, reaching number five. His debut album, Colours, dropped a couple of months later and hit number four on the albums chart.

It was not until 2014, however, that Christopher tasted major and international success. He had built a huge following on social media, and excitement was rife for his second album, Told You So. The album had more of an R&B feel than his debut, and showcased Christopher's maturation and progression as both singer and songwriter. Upon its release, it peaked at number two in the Danish albums chart, but it was on streaming services that it really made its mark, topping Denmark's Spotify chart for a staggering seven weeks. It was also released in China, where it accrued enough interest for Christopher to undertake a promotional tour. The non-album single "CPH Girls" was also a hit there, reaching number two in the QQ Charts for Western music. An ode to the beauties of his home city, "CPH Girls"  featured American R&B singer Brandon Beal, who later returned the favor by featuring Christopher on his own single "Twerk It Like Miley." Both singles went to number one Denmark. Christopher's reputation was secured when he won several awards at the 2014 Danish Music Awards, including Pop Album of the Year. He also won Best Danish Act at the 2014 MTV EMAs. He then set to work on his third album, working with producers such as Clarence Coffee, Jr. and the Nordsø Brothers. "Tulips," the album's libidinous, double entendre-laden first single, was released in August 2015

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