Lyrics
Verse 1
I left your coffee cup beside the sinkYour blue work shirt still smells like cedar smokeThe radio keeps losing LaredoAnd every mile just makes me miss you more
Pre‑Chorus
My sister says, "Girl, let that old truck roll"But she don't know the pull beneath my bones
Chorus
I miss you, baby, like the Rio misses rainLike a border-town bar misses a Saturday bandI hear your name in every freight train crySee your face in the dust blowing across Route 9If loving you is trouble, let it find me tonightI miss you, baby, and I ain't too proud to drive
Verse 2
Your last text said you'd be home by FridayFriday came and left a bruise on the doorI wore your silver cross around my neckAnd took the long way past the county store
Pre‑Chorus
There’s a red moon hanging over San AntónAnd this old heart keeps betting you'll come home
Chorus
I miss you, baby, like the Rio misses rainLike a border-town bar misses a Saturday bandI hear your name in every freight train crySee your face in the dust blowing across Route 9If loving you is trouble, let it find me tonightI miss you, baby, and I ain't too proud to drive
Bridge
Maybe we're fools with gasoline for bloodMaybe your hands are the only place I'm fromI'll cross that county line with the windows downTill your porch light pulls me back into this towninstrumental
Final Chorus
I miss you, baby, like the Rio misses rainLike a border-town bar misses a Saturday bandI hear your name in every freight train crySee your face in the dust blowing across Route 9If loving you is trouble, let it find me tonightI miss you, baby, and I ain't too proud to driveNo, I ain't too proud to drive
Outro
Leave the coffee cup right where I left itI'm coming home, honey, don't you forget it