Heartbreak at Sundown

[Verse 1] Tractor’s parked down by the creek, the sun sinks low, Heard your voice fade, in that summer breeze's slow, Got a letter in my hands, and regret in my soul, Love can be a curse, when you can’t let it go. [Verse 2] We danced in the barn, under Tennessee stars, Your head on my shoulder, no thought of the scars, Whispered sweet nothings, promised never to part, Now all I’ve got is an aching heart. [Chorus] Heartbreak at sundown, memory’s like a knife, Cutting through the quiet of my simple life, Every note of sorrow, plays in the evening air, Without you, darling, there’s just pain everywhere. [Verse 3] I wander through the town, where we made our history, Every corner echoing your sweet melody, The diner on Main Street, where we shared a smile, Now it's just a stop, on a lonely mile. [Bridge] The honky-tonk's got our song, playing mournfully, Every strum of the guitar, reminds me vividly, The rhythm of love, turned into a sad refrain, In this blue reggaeton, I'm dancing with the pain. [Chorus] Heartbreak at sundown, memory’s like a knife, Cutting through the quiet of my simple life, Every note of sorrow, plays in the evening air, Without you, darling, there’s just pain everywhere.