Target Parking Lot Lyrics by Ton Smith [Verse] She said, “Why did you break up with me and left me on read? Did I do something wrong, was it something I said?” She was pouring out her heart as the tears fell down, No words were spoken, no answers could be found. As the silence grew, there was nothing left to say, Just the ache of feeling forgotten that wouldn't go away. [Chorus] It must’ve been love, must’ve been something, must’ve been something she believed in so much. ’Cause all she got was silence, Nothing more, that’s all it was, I don’t know what happened, But you could feel the anguish of a heart that was broken, Shattered into pieces Trying to find a reason why, Watching everything she believed Fall apart before her eyes. [Verse] Just months ago, they were perfect, full of happiness, Like one of those movies where you swear it couldn’t get better than this. They looked like forever, like one of a kind, But somewhere between the lines were secrets they couldn't hide. And now here they are in a Target parking lot, Watching a love that once burned bright suddenly stop [Chorus] It must’ve been love, must’ve been something, must’ve been something she believed in so much. ’Cause all she got was silence, Nothing more, that’s all it was, I don’t know what happened, But you could feel the anguish of a heart that was broken, Shattered into pieces Trying to find a reason why, Watching everything she believed Fall apart before her eyes. [Bridge] As the time passed by and her last tears fell. She said give me a word or anything I swear but all those words just sounded empty As she stood there, with her heart pleading [Chorus] It must’ve been love, must’ve been something, Something she thought would never disappear. She gave it everything she had, But somehow it all ended here. Now the silence speaks the words That only one would say. All that's left are the memories Of a love that slipped away. In that Target parking lot It must’ve been love, At least that's what she thought. But sometimes goodbye Is the last words to fall. And sometimes the hardest part is watching someone fall into pieces in a Target parking lot
