Rearview

Coffee going cold in the cup holder

Mascara on the sleeve of my coat

Two exits past the county line

And I finally started feeling alright

Your number’s still there in my phone

But I don’t feel like calling tonight

There’s a song on the radio

That I used to hate,

now I kinda like

Funny how the road gets clearer

When you quit asking where it goes

I spent so long watching over my shoulder

I forgot I had somewhere else to go

I don’t need the rearview

Don’t need to know who’s following me

Got a full tank,

a half-lit moon And a little more room to breathe

Maybe I lost you

Maybe I finally found me

Either way, baby, that’s alright

I don’t need the rearview tonight

Your old sweatshirt’s in the backseat

Smells like a place I don’t wanna be

I’ll drop it off someday,

maybe

Or let the highway make that decision for me

There’s a diner up ahead

Open twenty-four hours

I might stop and get some pie

Just because I finally got the power

Funny how the night feels different When nobody’s telling you who to

be

I spent so long

trying to hold us together

I forgot what it felt like being free

Let the headlights find tomorrow

Let the old road disappear

I don’t have to hate you

Just don’t have to keep you here

And if I miss you in the morning

Well, morning’s still a long way off Tonight I’m just a girl

with nowhere to be

And nothing left to turn around for

I don’t need the rearview

Don’t need to know who’s following me

Got a full tank,

a half-lit moon

And a whole damn world in front of me

Maybe I lost you Maybe I finally found me Either way,

baby, that’s alright

I’m leaving your goodbye behind I don’t need the rearview tonight

No,

I don’t need the rearview…

Not tonight.

Just keep driving.