Verse 1

Woke up in a room with a neon glow,

Curtains half shut, don’t know where I am though

Boots on the floor, guitar by the bed,

Coffee tastes like last night’s regrets

I write about leaving like it ain’t me,

Like I don’t run every chance I get to stay

Mama said, “Boy, don’t trade your soul,”

But the road don’t listen and it won’t let go

Pre-Chorus

By sundown my name’s on a window pane,

By midnight I’m gone like yesterday

Chorus

Too many places, too many faces,

Too many bars I can’t slow down

Room keys, red lips, no-strings forgiveness,

Sleepin’ with the sound of another town

My name’s in lights but my heart’s in pieces,

I’m everywhere but where I belong

Too many places, too many faces,

Singin’ my life like it ain’t my song

Verse 2

Soundcheck dust and a half-full crowd,

Same three chords, turned up loud

Band knows the look, they don’t ask why,

Just hand me a drink and let it ride

Girls lean close when the music fades,

Say they love my voice, love my pain

I give ‘em a smile, I give ‘em a night,

Leave ‘em a ghost by the morning light

Pre-Chorus

Every cheer feels good, every goodbye burns,

Funny how fast the tables turn

Chorus

Too many places, too many faces,

Too many nights I don’t stay long

Perfume and promises, kisses with no consequences,

Till the morning proves me wrong

My name’s in lights but my soul keeps breaking,

Tryin’ to outrun where I’m from

Too many places, too many faces,

Singin’ my life like it ain’t my song

Bridge

Two a.m., just me and these strings,

Crowd’s gone quiet, so I hear everything

Scroll past the cheers, stop on her name,

Funny how love don’t fade with fame

If I ever slow down, will I still be me,

Or just a voice in a memory

Final Chorus

Too many places, too many faces,

Too many roads I can’t outrun

Neon confessions, whiskey blessings,

Prayin’ I ain’t too far gone

If I burn out chasin’ the roar of the crowd,

At least I’ll know what I gave

Too many places, too many faces,

Tryin’ to find home on a stageCrowd goes wild… then the lights go dark.

I carry the quiet back to my heart.