[Verse 1] I came home and your side of the bed was made Like you never even slept there anyway Your coffee mug still sitting in the sink But the lipstick on the rim is starting to fade I left your boots right where you kicked ‘em off I can’t move ‘em… I can’t let you go This house feels bigger than it ever did Now that it’s just me and these four walls I know [Chorus] I’m living on leftovers of you Cold supper and a half-empty bed too Pictures on the wall and your scent in the air Everywhere I look… you’re still there I keep the lights low and the whiskey close Trying to drown out the sound of letting you go Yeah I’m still in love with what we used to be Living on leftovers… of you and me [Verse 2] Your favorite song came on the radio today I had to pull over ‘cause I couldn’t see the road Funny how a two-minute tune Can drag a grown man straight down memory lane I still say “we” when I talk about the past Like you’re still mine and this pain won’t last But the truth is harsher than this Tennessee rain You ain’t coming back… and I’m the one to blame [Chorus] I’m living on leftovers of you Cold supper and a half-empty bed too Your side of the closet, your side of the couch Everything I touch still feels like “ours” I keep the lights low and the whiskey close Trying to drown out the sound of letting you go God I’m still in love with what we used to be Living on leftovers… of you and me [Bridge] If you ever wonder how I’m doing Tell the truth… I’m barely moving Just going through the motions, missing you [Final Chorus – softer then builds] I’m living on leftovers of you Praying someday I’ll make it through But right now I’m stuck right where you left me Still loving you… in the past tense, baby Yeah I’m drowning in whiskey and memories Living on leftovers… Of you and me…
