Riley Buck - Louisville Lyrics

I'm driving south to Louisville tomorrow
I'm driving just to get away from you

You're a poison to my youth
You're like a siren
You trapped me with your gaze of ocean blue

But I'm not borrowing your clothes anymore
I packed up all your t-shirts and I left 'em at your door
You can try but time's not as it was before
Oh I'm not borrowing your clothes anymore

You'll probably try to call me in the morning
Tell me how you messed up once again
Expect me to be moved and won back over
Act like nothing ever happened

But I won't pick my phone up when you call
I can't be the one you count on when you take another fall
You can try but this is done once and for all
Oh I'm not answering the phone when you call
Oh I'm not answering the phone when you call

I'm sorry this is how it all had to end
I'm sorry that you did this to yourself
I won't lie and say I'll never miss you
When looking back at times that weren't broken

But I won't ever call you home again
We spent this time pretending there would be no bitter end
You can try, but we'd both know it'd be a sin
No you won't ever be my home again
Oh you will never be my home again
No you won't ever be my home again