Cross Road Diner

Verse 1:At the Crossroads Diner, just off County Line,Near fields of corn that stretch and intertwine.You flashed that grin in the heat of July,Under the banner of an Iowa sky. Verse 2:We traced our dreams on diner napkins, like artists with no fear,Plans and promises, sketched in ink, we hoped would never smear.Seasons turned as we built our lives, on laughter, hopes, and plans,Yet time has ways of shifting sands, slipping through our hands. Chorus:From an accidental hello to a bond so defined,We found a destiny, once misaligned.Years spun from moments, in that diner’s glow,Our hearts synced in rhythm, in the life we’d know. Verse 3:But ink fades on paper, as do memories on the mind,What once was indelible, we now struggle to find.In the corners of the diner, where echoes hold our laughs,Lies the ghost of sentiment, captured in photographs. Verse 4:Under the neon lights, we promised forever,But the roads we walked weren’t meant to tether.As seasons changed, so did our views,With heavy hearts, we had to choose. Bridge:And so we returned to where it all began,To that old diner on the edge of town, span.Empty cups and silent booths bear witness to our tale,In the whispers of the wind, they tell of love that’s frail. **Bridge:** And so we returned to where it all began, To that old diner on the edge of town, span. Empty cups and silent booths bear witness to our tale, In the whispers of the wind, they tell of love that’s frail. **Chorus:** From an accidental hello to a bond so defined, We found a destiny, once misaligned. Years spun from moments, in that diner's glow, Our hearts synced in rhythm, in the life we’d know. **Outro:** Now back at that diner, under the Iowa moon, I sip on my coffee, alone in the gloom. Of years filled with laughter, now quiet and still, In the heart of the diner, where time can't refill.