From the recording Country Homecoming
Lyrics
She said we need to talk tonight
That’s never a good sign
Phone lighting up her face
While she couldn’t meet my eyes
Said there’s someone else she’s seeing
And she’s already halfway gone
Funny how forever
Turns to leaving before dawn
She said we’ll split the house and money
Like it’s just another deal
But you can’t divide a broken heart
Or half the way this feels
Take the house, take the bank account
Take the ring off your hand
Take the couch, take the TV
Take every piece of land
Take the plans we had forever
Take the love we used to know
Just leave those keys there on the table
Yeah you can keep the life we built
And the dreams we used to run
Girl the only thing I’m driving off with
Is my Chevy 2500
That truck knows every mile of me
Every scar and every fight
From dirt roads out past Lubbock
To long black Texas nights
Bench seat heard the promises
We swore would never break
Now it’s the only thing still here
That she can’t take away
Yeah everything we worked for
Is hers if that’s what she wants
Take the house, take the bank account
Take the ring off your hand
Take the couch, take the TV
Take every piece of land
Take the plans we had forever
Take the love we used to know
Just leave those keys there on the table
To my Chevy 2500
Yeah you can keep the life we built
And the dreams we used to run
Girl the only thing I’m driving off with
Is my Chevy 2500
By sunrise I’ll be halfway gone
Diesel humming low
One hand on that steering wheel
One letting you let go
There’s a million roads in Texas
And tonight I’ll find me one
Take the house, take the bank account
Take the memories in these walls
Take the life we tried to build
Girl you can have it all
Take the past and take the pain
Take the love that came undone
But leave those keys there on the table
To my Chevy 2500
Yeah you can keep the whole wide world
And that someone new you found
Just don’t touch the one thing left
That’s still mine in this town
When the dust rolls down that highway
And the morning finally comes
I’ll be riding toward tomorrow
In my Chevy 2500