INTRO (Guitar electric) VERSE 1 Dotted lines blur past the mile marker. Hands tight on ten and two. Dusk tastes like goodbye— metallic, copper on my tongue. I'm driving through it anyway. The 405 stretches empty. Streetlights haven't switched on yet. That in-between time. That's where I live now. PRE-CHORUS Mirror catches your laugh. I adjust. It moves. Can't kill what's already gone. CHORUS Windows down, we look so good. Windows down, we always do. I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine— Just me and the empty seat. Windows down, we look so good. That's all that's left of we. I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine— (Yeah, yeah, yeah) VERSE 2 Saw you Tuesday night at Murphy's. His hand on your back— my best friend's hand. Your laugh came different. Sharper. Lighter. New. I smiled like I meant it. Ordered a shot. Then three. Danced by the jukebox, pretended the floor was interesting. Pretended I wasn't the ghost in my own life, watching from the corner, watching you forget I ever took up space. PRE-CHORUS Radio plays something new. I don't know the words. That's good. That's better. CHORUS Windows down, we look so good. Windows down, we always do. I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine— Just me. That's enough to be. Windows down, we look so good. I'm letting go of we. (Letting go, letting go) BRIDGE There's a version of me That only lived next to you. She's still in this car, Head tilted back. But I'm driving now. Windows down. Learning how to breathe Without you in the passenger side. (Without you, without you) FINAL CHORUS Windows down, we look so good. Windows down, but now it's true. I'm fine. I'm finally fine. Just me. That's enough to be. Windows down, I'm driving through— I'm letting go of we. (Yeah, yeah, yeah) (Letting go of we)
