[Opening hook — voice and signature guitar riff, no intro] I’m good at getting lost, bad at going home. [Verse 1 — close, playful, dry drums enter] I had my keys between my fingers, had my jacket halfway on. Then a bassline through a window made a liar of “I’m gone.” There was rain along the pavement, someone laughing by the door. I went in to ask the time, now I’m not asking anymore. [Chorus — open melody, full bouncing groove] I’m good at getting lost, bad at going home. One more song and I’ll be gone— [Band cuts — voice alone] That’s what I said two songs ago. [Groove returns] I’m good at getting lost, better when I let go. I don’t need to know the way to know I wanna stay. [Short instrumental — guitar riff and bass answer each other] [Verse 2 — rhythmic and smiling] There’s a woman by the speaker singing words she doesn’t know. There’s a man still in his work shirt dancing like he owns the floor. I had nothing planned for Friday, just a quiet ride back home. Now I’m singing with some strangers like I’ve known them all along. [Chorus — stronger, keep the melody simple] I’m good at getting lost, bad at going home. One more song and I’ll be gone— [Band cuts — voice alone] That’s what I said two songs ago. [Groove returns] I’m good at getting lost, better when I let go. I don’t need to know the way to know I wanna stay. [Bridge — bass and close voice, drums gradually return] Tomorrow’s got my number. It can call me when it’s light. I’ve been careful all week long. Let me lose an hour tonight. [Final chorus — loose backing responses, full groove] I’m good at getting lost, bad at going home. One more song and I’ll be gone— [Brief silence — smiling delivery] You know I said that two songs ago. [Groove returns] I’m good at getting lost, better when I let go. I don’t need to know the way to know I wanna stay. [Outro — signature guitar riff, one final vocal answer] One more song. Then I’ll go. [Dry final band hit]
