In the Rearview by The Good Doctor (Cover)

Late nights in the rearview fade, Motor rumblin' like old mistakes. Every song on the radio Knows the things I haven’t said. Ash in the tray, Half-written texts I never send. You moved on, I stayed Somewhere between now and then. I miss when the world felt slow, When my name meant something more. Tryin' to find reverie through a locked and silent door. But every beat reminds me, Of the hearts I let decay. I hate the man I’ve come to be, But I can’t look away. Tried to pray but the line’s gone dead, All my angels fail to heed. There’s a stranger in my mirror’s visage, And he looks a lot like me. Sunrise drips through blinds and smoke, Beats in my chest like hope. I laugh so I don’t choke, On the things I used to dream. If I could start again, I’d still light our flame, Just to feel the warmth before the rain. I miss when the world felt slow, When my name meant something more. Tryin' to find reverie through a locked and silent door. But every beat reminds me, Of the hearts I let decay. I hate the man I’ve come to be, But I can’t look away.