
Neon Don’t Judge Me (Remastered)
⸻ Intro (Guitar riff — swampy, blues-based. Organ swelling underneath.) ⸻ Verse 1 I got a tab running longer than my temper Got a reputation I can’t remember Bartender nods when I walk in Like “Here comes hell in denim” Your name still lives in my phone Right next to “Leave Me Alone” You keep calling like you care But you know damn well I won’t ⸻ Pre-Chorus You want roses on a Sunday I bring hangovers on Monday ⸻ Chorus And the neon don’t judge me It just glows Don’t ask questions Don’t wanna know You want a man who stays home Locks it down and lays low Baby I was born Where the wild things grow Yeah the neon don’t judge me ⸻ Verse 2 Got grease under these fingernails And a heart that mostly fails You say love’s supposed to save you Mine just usually derails You hate that I won’t answer When that screen lights up blue But every time I pick up It turns into me losing you ⸻ Pre-Chorus You say I drink to forget us Truth is I ain’t that reckless ⸻ Chorus And the neon don’t judge me It just shines On bad decisions And closing time You want forever and steady White fence and slow Girl I was raised Where the backroads go Yeah the neon don’t judge me ⸻ Bridge (Big Southern Rock Lift) Maybe one day I’ll trade this stool For a front porch swing But right now that jukebox Still knows my name And every time your number Starts lighting up that screen I let it ring… Yeah I let it ring ⸻ Final Chorus (Extended, Guitars Wailing) The neon don’t judge me It just burns Like every lesson I never learned You want a better version Of the man I am But the only truth I got Is a whiskey glass in my hand Yeah the neon don’t judge me It just glows

