Discover the poetic beauty in ‘A Song To Remember’ by A Thousand Horses. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of A Thousand Horses or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.
Tail lights don’t lie
Didn’t even have to say goodbye
Can’t go home, so I’ll just stay here
Find a way to make you disappear
Take a shortcut to the jukebox
To the barstool and a double shot
I’m smokin’ even though I quit
I need a song to remember
And a drink to forget
I’m on my way to gettin’ over you
But I ain’t there yet
When the melody hits me
Little Coke in my whiskey
I’m as close to good as I’m gonna get
I need a song to remember
And a drink to forget
Song has faded, glass is empty
Halfway to okay that you ain’t here with me
I can’t decide if I miss you tonight
Or I’m glad that you’re gone, hell I guess
I need a song to remember
And a drink to forget, yeah
I’m on my way to gettin’ over you
But I ain’t there yet
Oh, when the melody hits me
Little Coke in my whiskey
I’m as close to good as I’m gonna get
I need a song to remember
And a drink to forget
Take a shortcut to the jukebox
To the barstool to the double shot
You’re running in and outta my head
I need a song to remember
And a drink to forget, yeah
I’m on my way to gettin’ over you
Oh, but I ain’t there yet, yeah
When the melody hits me
Little Coke in my whiskey
I’m as close to good as I’m gonna get
I need a song to remember
And a drink to forget
A song to remember
And a drink to forget, hey