
Rain On The Rearview
(verse 1) Neon signs are bleeding through the glass Static on the radio, trying to leave the past I'm pushing seventy-five down this empty interstate Too late turn around, too tired to hesitate The headlights catch the mist, slicing through the gray Every mile marker takes a piece of yesterday away (Chorus) And it's rain on the rearview, blurring where I've been Ghostly taillights washing out the places I lived in The road ahead is open, but the past is washing clean A cinematic heartbreak on a midnight silver screen Yeah, the windshield's clear, the horizon's breaking through But there's rain on the rearview Rain on the rearview (Verse 2) There's a heavy kind of freedom in the dashboard glow A strange relief in finally letting go of what you know I used to think that leaving meant I lost the fight But looking at these storms recede into the night I see the the wreckage fading, the anger turning soft Paying every single dept that independence cost (Chorus) And it's rain on the rearview, blurring where I've been Ghostly taillights washing out the places I lived in The road ahead is open, but the past is washing clean A cinematic heartbreak on a midnight silver screen Yeah, the windshield's clear, the horizon's breaking through But there's rain on the rearview Rain on the rearview (Bridge) It's the beautiful collision of the forward and the back The regret of what I ruined, the relief of what I lack I can't change the weather in the towns I left behind But the wiper blades are rythmically cleaning out my mind Let it wash away, let it wash away (Guitar Solo/instrumental break building, swelling, then clearing) (Chorus) Now there's just rain on the rearview, blurring where I've been Just a beautiful reminder of the skin that I was in The road ahead is golden, and the sky is turning blue The storms are in the distance, just a fading point of view Yeah, the windshield's clear, and I'm finally breaking through With just a little rain on the rearview Rain on the rearview (Outro) Just a little rain... Rain on the rearview... Looking back, moving on

