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You’re Already Gone

YOU’RE ALREADY GONE Verse 1 I still wake up reaching for your side, Even though I know you’re not there. Your coffee cup is still beside the sink, But you don’t even seem to care. Everybody says, “You’ll be alright.” They don’t hear this house at night. Every little thing still sounds like you, Every memory starts another fight. Pre-Chorus I keep telling myself, “Don’t call.” Then I see your picture on the wall. I should let you disappear… But I still wish you were here. Chorus You’re already gone… I’m still holding on. You found a way to let me go, I’m still wondering where we went wrong. How do I stop loving Someone who’s already gone? How do I keep breathing When half of me moved on? You’re already gone… I’m still holding on. Verse 2 I drive by places we used to go, Like maybe you’ll be standing there. Every song we used to sing together Feels like another answered prayer… That never came. Your hoodie still hangs behind the door. I can’t make myself throw it away. It’s crazy how one empty room Can make a grown man break. Pre-Chorus Maybe I loved you way too hard. Maybe I gave you every part. Now all I’ve got’s a broken heart… And a hundred questions in the dark. Chorus You’re already gone… I’m still holding on. You found a way to let me go, I’m still wondering where we went wrong. How do I stop loving Someone who’s already gone? How do I keep breathing When half of me moved on? You’re already gone… I’m still holding on. Bridge I don’t hate you. I hate how easy it looked For you to leave. I hate that everybody tells me Time is gonna fix everything… Because every sunrise Just reminds me You didn’t come home. Final Chorus You’re already gone… I’m still holding on. I’m learning how to live alone, But this old heart won’t move along. How do I stop missing The life we almost had? How do I stop smiling At pictures looking back? You’re already gone… I’m still holding on. Maybe one day This house won’t sound your name. Maybe one day I’ll hear my own again. But tonight… You’re already gone. And I’m still… Holding on.