The Last Drop

(Verse 1) In a diner, under the neon glow, I was sipping dreams, slow and low. Strawberry whispers in a frosted glass, Moments like these, I wished would last. (Verse 2) Outside, the world was dressed in night, Inside, my heart was light and bright. A sip, a sigh, in sweet delight, In every taste, my soul took flight. (Chorus) But life, it turns on a dime, In our story, lost in time. A moment's slip, a fate unkind, Left a trail of dreams behind. (Verse 3) With a jolt, my world turned upside down, My smile drowned into a frown. Red and white, on the counter spilled, The silence, the diner, suddenly filled. (Bridge) There, in the puddle, my reflection stared, In the mess, all my hopes bared. Not just a drink, but a dream let go, A happiness I'd no longer know. (Chorus) Life, it turns on a dime, In our story, lost in time. A moment's slip, a fate unkind, Left a trail of dreams behind. (Verse 4) They say don't cry over spilled milk, it's true, But they never tasted dreams like I do. A milkshake, a moment, so seemingly small, Yet, in its loss, I lost it all. (Outro) And in that diner, I learned too late, The weight of dreams in a milkshake's fate. A spill, a tear, a heartache's wake, The deepest sorrows, a milkshake can make. (Verse 4) They say don't cry over spilled milk, it's true, But they never tasted dreams like I do. A milkshake, a moment, so seemingly small, Yet, in its loss, I lost it all. (Outro) And in that diner, I learned too late, The weight of dreams in a milkshake's fate. A spill, a tear, a heartache's wake, The deepest sorrows, a milkshake can make.