She's Gone - Old School Country - Lyrics Below

The porch light’s on, but it don’t shine right,
Your boots by the door, gone overnight.
I pour a whiskey, let it burn slow,
Tryna feel somethin’ ’cause I can’t let you go.

The bar’s still smokey, the jukebox moans,
Songs about heartache and broken homes.
I see your shadow in every neon glow,
But you walked out, and I already know…

I reach across this empty bed,
Touchin’ sheets where your body laid.
The whiskey’s strong, but it don’t numb,
All the things I miss, all the love that’s done.

She’s gone, and she ain’t coming back,
Cowboy boots gone, left no track.
I’m drowning slow in what we had,
Love’s a ghost, and it’s tearing me in two.

Your old jeans hangin’ in the closet still,
Smell of your perfume, and the air stands still.
I take a sip, and I toast the pain,
’Cause I lost my heart, and you don’t feel the same.

Maybe someday I’ll find peace somehow,
But tonight I’m drinkin’ alone right now.
Your laugh, your touch, still burn my skin,
Like a flame in the dark I can’t put out again.

She’s gone, and she ain’t coming back,
Cowboy boots gone, left no track.
I’m drowning slow in what we had,
Love’s a ghost, and it’s tearing me in two.

I sit alone under the porch light,
Glass in my hand, and your memories tight.
All I got in this quiet night…
Are echoes of you, gone forever from my life