Lyrics
(Verse 1)
Sittin' in a dim-lit bar, neon lights flickerin' low,
Whiskey in my hand, memories startin' to flow.
She packed her bags, left me here alone,
Heartache's like a freight train, can't find my way home.
(Chorus)
But I'm still holdin' on to the pieces of my heart,
Lost in the whiskey, tryin' to find a fresh start.
Every song on the jukebox sings the same old tune,
Breakin' down in the honky-tonk, under the neon moon.
(Verse 2)
Her laughter echoes in the shadows of my mind,
The way she smiled, so warm and kind.
But now she's gone, and I'm just a lonely man,
Drownin' in regret, tryin' to understand.
(Chorus)
But I'm still holdin' on to the pieces of my heart,
Lost in the whiskey, tryin' to find a fresh start.
Every song on the jukebox sings the same old tune,
Breakin' down in the honky-tonk, under the neon moon.
(Verse 3)
I see her face in every corner of this town,
But she ain't comin' back, she's already gone.
So I'll nurse this bottle 'til the break of dawn,
Tryin' to mend a heart that's been shattered and torn.
(Chorus)
But I'm still holdin' on to the pieces of my heart,
Lost in the whiskey, tryin' to find a fresh start.
Every song on the jukebox sings the same old tune,
Breakin' down in the honky-tonk, under the neon moon.
(Bridge)
Maybe someday I'll find the strength to let her go,
But tonight I'm just a broken man, puttin' on a show.
In the haze of cigarette smoke and cheap perfume,
I'm just another casualty, under the neon moon.
(Outro)
So pour me one more, bartender, before I hit the road,
I'll leave my troubles behind, carryin' this heavy load.
But I'll always remember the love we once knew,
Breakin' down in the honky-tonk, under the neon moon.
