Midnight Rearview

Windows crack, Summer air. Half a laugh still hanging there. You trace hearts in the fog on the glass, Say, "Remember when we swore this would last?" Street signs blur, Green to gold. Radio low, same song we stole. Your hand finds the seam of my seat. But your eyes keep drifting to the street. Midnight rearview, Losing you in slow motion. Tail lights tangled with this tired devotion. We're side by side, but your mind's already gone. Midnight rearview, we're just driving on. Just driving on. Oh. Gas station glow, cherry lips. You joke soft, but your distance slips. A silence sits between every word. Every "baby" sounds a little rehearsed. You laugh late as somebody's door. Say you're fine, but you stare at the floor. My name feels heavy on your tongue. Like a song that's almost sung. Midnight rearview, Losing you in slow motion. Tail lights tangled with this tired devotion. We're side by side, but your mind's already gone. Midnight rearview, we're just driving on. Just driving on. Yeah. Ooh. If I miss this exit, Will you stay? If we never get home, could we outrun the Day? You look down, say, "Baby, It's alright." But your fingers tap a rhythm of goodbye tonight. Goodbye Tonight. Midnight rearview, losing you in slow Motion. Tail lights tangled with this tired Devotion. We're side by side, but your heart's already gone. Midnight rearview, we're just driving On. Midnight rearview, fading love at Dawn. Just driving on. Just driving on.