[Verse] On an empty porch swing, he sits alone, A glass of whiskey, a heart made of stone, His hair's turned silver, life's worn him thin, Memories haunt him, where to begin? [Verse 2] The house feels empty, echoes his pain, Once filled with laughter, now just remains, A picture frame cracked, a love that’s long gone, He listens to rain, a sad country song. [Chorus] He’s givin' up on love, can't mend what's broke, A heart once warm is now just smoke, He’s tried and failed, time and again, In an old leather chair, he's found his end. [Verse 3] She took the last train, left him behind, Said she was searchin' for a piece of mind, Now every sunset, he sighs alone, The whispers of her, long overblown. [Verse 4] The town folks talkin', 'bout what went wrong, They say he’s stubborn, his heart a sad song, But they don’t know, the depths of his ache, A lifetime of love that he couldn’t make. [Chorus] He’s givin' up on love, can't mend what's broke, A heart once warm is now just smoke, He’s tried and failed, time and again, In an old leather chair, he's found his end.
