

I know what they told me.
I heard 'em.
I drove past your street and I didn't slow down 'Cause if
I slow down then I gotta turn around And if I turn
around then I'm standing at your door And if I'm at your
door then I gotta face it's yours no more So I keep
it moving,
keep the radio loud Keep pretending you're just somewhere in the crowd
I ain't ready for the silence where your voice used to be
So I'll just keep on driving 'til it don't feel like grief
I remember when I had nothing,
when I was running blind When I didn't have a direction and
I didn't have a spine You were the one who pulled me
in, said "you're gonna be alright" Gave me a place to lay
my head and a reason to fight You didn't have to do
it, you didn't owe me a thing But you saw something in
me that I couldn't even see You taught me how to stand
up, how to walk a straight line And I'd give anything to
hear you tell me one more time
They say you're in a better place But I don't know that
place, I ain't seen it
I just know you ain't called me back And I'm still waiting
on the reason
I'm still gonna call you,
I'm still gonna try I know you just moved,
I know you're alright You're in a new home now,
somewhere far away And I'll see you when I see you,
that's what I'll say I'm still gonna call you,
I'm still gonna wait I know you just moved,
you ain't gone, you just changed You're in a new home now,
and I'm happy for you
I just wish you would've picked up the phone
Your folks looked at me different at the store last week They
didn't say nothing, just looked at their feet And I smiled and
said "they've been busy,
they'll call" And they nodded real slow like they knew it was
false I ain't stupid,
I know what they're all trying to say But if I say
it back, then I gotta live in that day So I'm keeping
you here, in the present,
in my phone You ain't gone,
you just moved — you're in a new home
They say you're in a better place But I don't know that
place, I ain't seen it
I just know you ain't called me back And I'm still waiting
on the reason
I called you twice today,
straight to the machine I called you three more times,
'cause I don't know what it means I called your brother,
he ain't pick up either
I called your old house,
somebody else answered And I hung up fast 'cause I ain't ready
to hear That the voice on the other end ain't yours,
it's been a year And I know,
I know, I know,
I know, I know
But knowing and believing are two different roads And I'm standing on
the one that don't lead to your grave 'Cause I'd rather live
a lie than admit you ain't stay
I'm still gonna call you,
I'm still gonna try I know you just moved,
I know you're alright You're in a new home now,
somewhere far away And I'll see you when I see you,
that's what I'll say I'm still gonna call you,
I'm still gonna wait
I know you just moved,
you ain't gone, you just changed You're in a new home now,
and I'm happy for you I just wish you would've picked up
the phone
I'll call you tomorrow.
Same time as always.
You're just in a new home now.
That's all. That's all.