Spark: Lost - Butch Walker
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Spark: Lost Lyrics
Packing up the list of the things you own
I've seen for fifteen years
That dreamcatcher thing that you made for me
Sad and lonely hanging thereYou did it hold anything good inside
In its frayed and broken strings
What happened to that girl I knew back
When I was twenty threeAnd now you're leaving LA for Nashville with Georgia on your mind
Nothing left but a memory and a heart stopped on a dime
There's a cold static on the radio
Where it used to come in fineRemember that time the lightning struck my car while we were parked
There's a light that shined so bright and fast
It would blind us in the darkBut the sparks they've dissipated
And I sold that car last spring
I wonder if anyone's fallin in love
Inside that ol' thingAnd now you're leaving LA for Nashville with Georgia on your mind
Nothing left but a memory and a heart stopped on a dime
There's a cold static on the radio
Where it used to come in fineYou can find me at that beach bar
Getting day drunk with your dad
Karaoke to his favorite song
"Best Thing You Never Had"They finally pulled the plug on us
He couldn't even stand
He'll never know the tears I cried
And I'll never see him againCuz now you're leaving LA for Nashville with Georgia on your mind
Nothing left but a memory and a heart stopped on a dime
there's a cold static on the radio
Where it used to come in fine
Songwriters
BUTCH WALKERPublished by
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