last call in a small town

Verse 1 I drove past your house around midnight, Saw your porch light shining through the rain. I almost turned around and called you, But I knew it wouldn't change a thing. There's a jacket of yours in my backseat, Still smells like those summer nights. Funny how a piece of someone Can make an empty car feel alive. Chorus So I'll drink this coffee at the same old bar, Watch the headlights fade like falling stars. Everybody says that time will heal, But they don't know how lonely this feels. I'm just a broken heart in a small-town sky, Trying to figure out how to say goodbye. If moving on is what I'm supposed to do, Why does every road still lead to you? Verse 2 The radio keeps playing our song, I turn it down but I know every word. Your name ain't on my phone anymore, But somehow I still wait for it to ring. Bridge Maybe someday I'll pass your street And it won't hurt like it does tonight. Maybe I'll finally sleep again Without dreaming you're still mine. Final Chorus So I'll sit beneath these country stars, Counting all the ways we fell apart. Everybody says tomorrow comes, But tonight I'm missing what we've become. I'm just a lonely kid on an empty road, Carrying a heart that's getting hard to hold. And if the morning brings a little blue, I'll keep driving till I'm over you.