Lyrics
Verse 1
I drank your memory down to the labelLeft the porch light on like you’d still come homeSaid a lot of things I can’t unsay nowTo an empty glass and a disconnected phone [Verse 2]Lord knows I earned every silent morningEvery empty chair and every unpaid dueI ain’t asking you to write me a pardonJust hoping time still got a little left for two I got regret in my rearview, hope on the highwayWhiskey in the past tense, coffee in my handI can’t undo the man I was last winterBut I can be better than the one I amIf you’re still out there listening to this old radioI ain’t done becoming who I meant to be [Verse 3]I put the bottle back up on the top shelfTaught my hands to work instead of shakeSome nights I still hear that old temptationBut dawn keeps showing up for my sake I got regret in my rearview, hope on the highwayWhiskey in the past tense, coffee in my handI can’t undo the man I was last winterBut I can be better than the one I amIf you’re still out there listening to this old radioI ain’t done becoming who I meant to be Maybe love don’t come back the way it left usMaybe it just waits on the other side of changeI don’t need a miracle, I just need a morningWhere I don’t hate the sound of my own name [Final Chorus]I got regret in my rearview, hope on the highwayWhiskey in the past tense, coffee in my handI can’t undo the man I was last winterBut I can be better than the one I amIf you’re still out there listening to this old radioI ain’t done becoming who I meant to beNo, I ain’t done becoming who I meant to be