Still Singin'

Cigarette smoke in the air tonight. Coffee cold, but I'm still outside. City lights under my feet. Old guitar and the empty street. You said, "Baby, it'll be all right," But you left me that same night. I didn't scream, I didn't fight, Simply held you really tight. And I don't say your name, But it's in every chord I play. I'm still singing on this rooftop, Same old song we used to love. Six strings and the city glow, But you don't love me anymore. I'm still playing in the midnight. You don't see these tears I fight. With the memories in my mind, the indifference has Died. Your voice inside my head now. Your last message playing loud. "Stop texting me," you said. It's still rolling in my head. We were young, we burned too fast. That I thought would always last. Now the silence hits so hard. Me, myself, and my guitar. And I don't say your name, but it's in Every chord I play. I'm still singing on this rooftop, Same old song we used to love. Six strings and the city glow, But you're not here anymore. I'm still playing in the midnight, Trying not to start a fight. With the memories in my mind, guess the fire Just burned out. Maybe I'll forget someday. Maybe it will fade away. But tonight, it feels the same. Every chord still says your name. Maybe I'll forget someday. Maybe it will fade away. Still singing on this rooftop, Same old song we used to love. Six strings and the city glow, But you don't love me anymore. I'm still playing in the midnight. Just me in the neon light. If you hear this somewhere far, Know I'm still with my guitar.