[Verse 1] I swore I’d quit that neon glow, But the jukebox pulls where I don’t wanna go. Every song sounds like her name, And every pour feels just the same. I raise my glass, the past pours in, Same burn, same ghost beneath my skin. I toast the night, pretend I’m fine, But the whiskey knows I’m lyin’ this time. [Chorus] So pour me another memory, Let it burn just enough to set me free. Ain’t no cure in this Tennessee, Just ghosts that keep on drinkin’ me. So pour me another memory — She’s the one I can’t unsee. [Verse 2] There’s lipstick on this bourbon glass, Still smells like her, still burns like the past. Her shadow dances through the haze, Just like she did those younger days. The barkeep nods, he don’t ask why, He’s seen more men like me get dry. I close my eyes and take that sip, And fall right back where I used to slip. [Chorus] So pour me another memory, Let it burn just enough to set me free. Ain’t no cure in this Tennessee, Just ghosts that keep on drinkin’ me. So pour me another memory — She’s the one I can’t unsee. [Bridge] Every swallow’s just another lie, Every tear another try. If she walked in, I’d call her name, And start the whole damn hurt again. [Final Chorus] So pour me another memory, Let it burn ‘til it’s part of me. Ain’t no cure in this Tennessee, Just ghosts that keep on drinkin’ me. Yeah, pour me another memory — And let her haunt me quietly.
