Taylor Acorn

Same

Taylor Acorn


Same old back road in that one horse town
All the same faces still hanging around
And that old white Ford still sits outside your house
Ain't it crazy how nothing's changed
after all this time somehow

Same crowded bar and that table for two
Another bottle of beer, yeah someone new
We try it out for a little
but it just don't work, so we cut it loose
'Cause he just ain't you

It's the same old song you used to play over the phone
And that laugh still echoing through my brain
Even though I know you're gone
And it just won't leave me alone
I don't know what to do
It ain't nothin' new
I'm still missing you

It's that same long way home
Now I'm all alone
Thinking maybe I'll call you up but no I just don't
Yeah, I'm wondering where you been
And if I'll ever get to see your face again
It's like you're stuck in my mind
and I just keep it on rewind

It's the same old song you used to play over the phone
And that laugh still echoing through my brain
Even though I know you're gone
And it just won't leave me alone
I don't know what to do
It ain't nothin' new
I'm still missing you

Yeah, I'm missing you
It's the same old song you used to play over the phone
And that laugh still echoing through my brain
Even though I know you're gone
And it just won't leave me alone
I don't know what to do
It ain't nothin' new
I don't know what to do
It ain't nothin' new
I'm still missing you

It's the same old song you used to play over the phone
And that laugh still echoing through my brain
Even though I know you're gone
And it just won't leave me alone
I don't know what to do
It ain't nothin' new
I'm still missing you

It's the same old song you used to play over the phone
And that laugh still echoing through my brain
Even though I know you're gone
And it just won't leave me alone
I don't know what to do
It ain't nothin' new
I'm still missing you

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