(Verse 1) She wakes up with the dawn, but never really sleeps, Coffee in her cup, heart buried six feet deep. Ain’t no makeup strong enough to hide The cracks she’s carryin’ on the inside. (Pre-Chorus) Once had fire burnin’ wild and free, Now it’s just smoke where her soul should be. (Chorus) She’s just a ghost in worn-out jeans, Fadin’ fast between the seams. Ain’t got nothin’ left to prove, Just everything she’s lost to lose. That woman in the mirror can’t see— The girl she used to be. (Verse 2) Used to dance barefoot in the rain, Now she don’t move—she just feels the pain. Her laughter’s gone, her voice turned low, She’s talkin’ to a past that won’t let go. (Pre-Chorus) Dreams turned dust, love turned cold, She’s too young to feel this old. (Chorus) She’s just a ghost in worn-out jeans, Fadin’ fast between the seams. Ain’t got nothin’ left to prove, Just everything she’s lost to lose. That woman in the mirror can’t see— The girl she used to be. (Bridge) She hides her hurt behind a smile, Been fakin’ strong for quite a while. But when the whiskey hits, she’ll break again, Cryin’ for the life that should’ve been. (Final Chorus) She’s just a ghost in worn-out jeans, Fadin’ out of all her dreams. Ain’t no prayer or melody Gonna bring her back to me. God help that woman tryin’ to be— The girl she used to be.
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