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[Verse 1]
He came in quietly, no entourage,
Just a name that opened every door.
She looked up once, returned to her briefs —
Like he was no one she'd seen before.

"I need discretion." "Everyone does."
She slid the forms across the desk.
No curtsy, no impressed wide eyes —
Just: "Sign here. Here. And initial this."

[Chorus]
He'd walked through palaces and parliaments,
A thousand rooms that held their breath for him.
But she just clicked her pen and checked her watch —
And that's the moment his world caved in.
Crown and clause, power and paper,
He had everything — she didn't care.
The one thing money never purchased —
A woman who just wasn't there.

[Verse 2]
He came back twice with small corrections,
Excuses dressed in legal terms.
She saw right through the prince's paperwork —
"You're stalling, sir. My hourly rate confirms."

He smiled. She didn't melt.
He charmed. She filed.
He said: "Have dinner." She said: "With respect —
I'm not that kind of paralegal, child."

[Chorus]
He'd walked through palaces and parliaments,
A thousand rooms that held their breath for him.
But she just clicked her pen and checked her watch —
And that's the moment his world caved in.
Crown and clause, power and paper,
He had everything — she didn't care.
The one thing money never purchased —
A woman who just wasn't there.

[Bridge]
She wasn't playing hard to get —
She genuinely didn't want the game.
And that, for him, was something new —
A world that treated him without a frame.

No title. Just a man.
Uncertain. Almost shy.
She looked at him that Thursday evening —
And for the first time — so did he.

[Verse 3]
The case was closed in early autumn,
The files were sealed, the invoice paid.
He stood outside her office building —
Just a man. Afraid.

She walked out, stopped, and almost passed him.
Then: "You're still here." He said: "I am."
She studied him a long quiet moment —
"Coffee. One hour. Don't be who you am."

[Outro]
They say in Monaco that winter
A prince was seen in a small café.
No bodyguards, no photographers —
Just a woman who looked the other way.

Until she didn't.
Until she smiled.
Until he was
Just a man
Worth
A while.