Magnolia Street Blues

Down on Magnolia Street tonight, The old neon signs are shining bright. I hear a guitar crying low and slow, Like it knows the pain I'll never show. There's a corner where we used to stand, Where you held my heart in your hands. Now the wind calls out your name, And nothing here feels the same. I walked these streets a thousand times, Looking for peace I never find. These Magnolia Street blues, Singing my story tonight. Every tear, every memory, Every wrong and every right. I lost a love on this old road, But I found strength I didn't know. These Magnolia Street blues are Teaching my heart how to grow. The coffee shop still opens at dawn, But the feeling of us is gone. Your old song plays on the radio, Taking me back where I don't wanna go. I wore my heartbreak like a chain, Carried your love through the pouring rain. But I'm not the woman I used to be. I found a little freedom inside of me. The past may call, the past may stay, But I'm finding my own way. These Magnolia Street blues Are singing my story tonight. Every tear, every memory, Every wrong and every right. I lost a love on this old road, But I found strength I didn't know. These Magnolia Street blues are teaching My heart how to grow. Oh, the flowers still bloom by the street, Even after the storms they meet. Maybe I can bloom again too, With a heart that's bruised but True. These Magnolia Street blues Won't keep me broken forever. I'll carry the scars I survived, And become stronger than ever. The love we lost is yesterday's news, But I'll always remember these blues. Those Magnolia Street blues.