Someone I Used To Know

[Verse 1]
You’re sitting on my front porch
But it feels like a stranger’s car
Same eyes, same laugh
But I don’t know where you are
We talk about the weather
Just to fill the quiet air
We used to trade our secrets
Now you barely know I’m there
[Chorus]
You’re someone I used to know
Someone I used to hold
Now it’s like I don’t even know you at all
I reach for the boy I loved
But your heart don’t pick up the call
You’re someone I used to know
Now I don’t know you at all
[Verse 2]
You’re asking ’bout my mama
Like you’re reading from a script
I still taste that first kiss
You just let the memory slip
Your hands around that coffee
Like you’re searching for your keys
We once planned forever
Now we’re strangers being pleased to meet
[Chorus]
You’re someone I used to know
Someone I used to hold
Now it’s like I don’t even know you at all
I reach for the boy I loved
But your heart don’t pick up the call
You’re someone I used to know
Now I don’t know you at all
[Bridge]
Maybe time turned us sideways
Maybe life just shuffled the deck
But I’d give up every highway
For the way you once kissed my neck (oh)
You’re right here at my table
But you’re already gone
I can’t find the ending
To a love that just moved on
[Chorus]
You’re someone I used to know
Someone I used to hold
Now it’s like I don’t even know you at all
I reach for the boy I loved
But your heart don’t pick up the call
You’re someone I used to know
Now I don’t know you at all

country, Soft country ballad with male vocals, warm upright piano leading the progression, gentle acoustic guitar strums tucked underneath. Intimate, close-mic vocal in the verses; chorus blooms with subtle pedal steel swells and a low, steady kick. Light harmony on the hook, tender reverb tail, and a simple piano outro that lets the last line linger., soft, male vocals