Whiskey Tears

(Verse 1) I walked into that old bar, With my heart on my sleeve, Looking for a little comfort, In the memories I can’t leave. The jukebox played our song, And I felt a tear fall down, In this small-town barroom, Where love’s lost and found. (Chorus) Oh, these whiskey tears, They fall like rain, Drowning out the sorrow, And numbing all the pain. With every sip, I remember, The love we used to share, But now it’s just me and my whiskey tears, In this empty chair. (Verse 2) I see your face in every shadow, Hear your voice in every song, But the nights are getting colder, And the days are way too long. I thought I could forget you, In the bottom of this glass, But the past keeps coming back, Like a ghost that won’t pass. (Chorus) Oh, these whiskey tears, They fall like rain, Drowning out the sorrow, And numbing all the pain. With every sip, I remember, The love we used to share, But now it’s just me and my whiskey tears, In this empty chair. (Bridge) Maybe someday I’ll find, A way to move on, But tonight I’ll just sit here, Till the memories are gone. I’ll raise a glass to the good times, And let the bad ones fade, In this honky-tonk haven, Where broken hearts are made. (Chorus) Oh, these whiskey tears, They fall like rain, Drowning out the sorrow, And numbing all the pain. With every sip, I remember, The love we used to share, But now it’s just me and my whiskey tears, In this empty chair. (Outro) Yes, it’s just me and my whiskey tears, In this empty chair.