Whiskey and the Wind

Sunset’s burnin’ down this road again,

Tailgate memories, back where we’ve been,

Your blue eyes still haunt the night,

Girl, you’re my wrong that felt so right.

Old denim jacket, smell of rain,

That old guitar still knows your name,

Every chord just pulls me back,

To that small-town heart attack.

I tried to run, but the truth don’t fade,

You’re the spark in every song I play...

Now it’s whiskey and the wind,

Tryna drown what could’ve been,

Radio loud, your voice within,

Whiskey... and the wind.

Every mile, I feel you near,

Like a ghost I can’t forget, my dear,

I keep rollin’, tryin’ to begin,

With whiskey and the wind.

Tennessee moon and a heartbreak smile,

Chasin’ dreams for another mile,

This road keeps talkin’, I can’t deny,

It whispers you in every sky.

I see your face in every bar,

Hear your laugh beneath the stars,

And every time the night comes in,

It’s whiskey... and the wind.

Maybe someday I’ll let you go,

But tonight I just don’t know,

So I pour one more again...

For whiskey and the wind.

It’s whiskey and the wind,

Burnin’ slow beneath my skin,

A love that fades but won’t give in,

Just whiskey... and the wind.

Yeah, I’m lost, but I pretend,

That someday I’ll find you again,

Till then...

It’s whiskey and the wind.