Still Here

[Verse 1]
Truck’s still parked in your old space
Air freshener swingin’ like a slow clock face
Your jacket on the back of that kitchen chair
Every little thing sayin’ you’re still here somewhere
[Chorus]
I’m still here
Talkin’ to your ghost in the bathroom mirror
Drinkin’ to the words that I can’t unsay
Heart on the dash on this driveway
Yeah
I’m still here
Playin’ that goodbye like a worn-out year
You walked out
But it’s crystal clear
In every room
In every tear
You’re gone
But I’m still here
[Verse 2]
Mail still comes with your last name
I stack it in a pile like a card house shame
Your coffee cup waitin’ by the old machine
Lipstick on the rim like a red daydream
[Chorus]
I’m still here
Talkin’ to your ghost in the bathroom mirror
Drinkin’ to the words that I can’t unsay
Heart on the dash on this driveway
Yeah
I’m still here
Playin’ that goodbye like a worn-out year
You walked out
But it’s crystal clear
In every room
In every tear
You’re gone
But I’m still here
[Bridge]
Friends say “move on
Man
Just let go” (oh oh)
But this house hums your name in the floorboards below
If leavin’s a road
Guess I missed my turn
Just a miles-long memory and a slow burn
[Chorus]
I’m still here
Talkin’ to your ghost in the bathroom mirror
Drinkin’ to the words that I can’t unsay
Heart on the dash on this driveway
Yeah
I’m still here
Playin’ that goodbye like a worn-out year
You walked out
But it’s crystal clear
In every room
In every tear
You’re gone
But I’m still here
You’re long gone
But I’m still here

rock, Moody alt-country meets late-90s anthemic pop-rock; electric guitars in open chords over a warm, pulsing sub groove and tight 808-style kick. Verses stay intimate with close-mic male vocals, brushed snare feel, and tremolo guitar swells; choruses explode with stacked harmonies, wide crunch guitars, and a soaring melodic hook. Bridge strips to bass and vocal before a final, stadium-sized chorus., moody, electric, male vocals, pop rock, country rock, pop, alternative country, country