Last Times of My Life

[Verse 1]
I walk through the time of my life
Old roads, dust on my boots
I see faces I don't see now
Hear our teenage truths
Times that I can’t get back
Polaroids in my mind
Laughs we left in that small-town air
Faded, but they still shine
[Chorus]
These are the last times of my life
Gonna love, gonna laugh, gonna let it ride
Raise a glass to the days gone by
Then I turn my eyes to the sunrise
If all I’ve got is this borrowed time
I’ll hold you close, let the worries slide
Through every low, every high
I’m gonna live these last times of my life
[Verse 2]
I look back on the times in my life
When I rushed right through the day
Thought the gold was down the highway
Not right where I stayed
Now I slow dance in the kitchen
Bare feet on that worn-out floor
Every second that I’m breathin’
I’m praying for one second more
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
One day they’ll say my name soft
In a room I won’t be in
I just hope they feel that heartbeat
In every story they spin
’Cause I learned how to lose
And I learned how to forgive
Now I’m here in this moment
And it finally feels like livin’
[Chorus]

country, Warm modern country ballad with male vocals, gentle acoustic strums and brushed kit. First verse intimate and story-driven; chorus opens with steady kick, pedal steel swells, and soft harmonies. Subtle organ pad in the bridge, then a final, quieter chorus with just guitar and voice to land it.