

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] I know the crack in your front porch step Where you twisted your ankle that first fall I know the squeak in the hallway floor Every picture on your bedroom wall I know where your mama keeps the mail How your daddy backs his truck in tight I know that you leave your blinds half closed When you’re scared of the night [Chorus] But I still can’t get to you Know your house like the back of my hand But your heart’s like another land I’m right here on your old drive-through I can name every room that you’re in But I can’t find the door to get in Yeah, I know your home like I always used to But I still can’t Still can’t get to you [Verse 2] You (f): I see your boots on my welcome mat Same old mud from the same old farm I smell that cedar on your shirt Feel the distance in your arms You (m): I know the song that makes you laugh You (f): And the fight that made me stay Both: We can walk this place with our eyes closed But we’ve lost the way [Chorus] Both: But I still can’t get to you Know your house like the back of my hand But your heart’s like another land I’m right here on your old drive-through I can name every room that you’re in But I can’t find the door to get in Yeah, I know your home like I always used to But I still can’t Still can’t get to you [Bridge] (m): Maybe we changed and the walls just shifted (f): Maybe our love’s in a box we lifted Both: To the attic, locked and out of our view (m): I’m standing here on your faded rug (f): Holding on to a worn-out us Both: I know this place But I can’t reach you [Chorus] Both: I still can’t get to you Know your house like the back of my hand But your heart’s like another land I’m right here on your old drive-through I can name every room that you’re in But I can’t find the door to get in Yeah, I know your home like I always used to But I still can’t Still can’t get to you Both (soft): I know your home But I can’t get to you
Tags
country, Warm modern country ballad with intertwining male and female vocals; gentle picked acoustic and brushed drums in the verses, pedal steel and piano blooming in the chorus. Duet lines trade perspective, then lock into tight harmonies on the hook. Build from intimate, almost whispered delivery into a soaring, emotional final chorus, with a soft tambourine lift and a lingering steel guitar tail., soft
3:17
No
2/12/2026