This Town Lyrics – Ross Ellis

This Town Lyrics by Ross Ellis

When I come home for the holidays
Nothin’ but the season changes
Round here
‘Cause round here

Time stands still and bridges don’t burn
There we are ’round every turn on
Every street
I see you when I see

That old black tux hangin’ up in the closet
Junior prom the night we lost it
My first truck backseat
We wrote “I love u” on a burnt CD

That overpass at the county line
Has our names in spray paint white
I see it every time I drive home
Swear around here it’s like time

Froze up
That heart we cut in that pine
Black sharpie on a red stop sign
Those marks we left behind

This town still thinks you’re mine
Old friends meet up at the corner booth
Still leave room by me for you
I swear

It feels like you’re there
Mama still sits in the front row pew
Still leaves room by me for you
Heads are bowed

But all I’m really thinkin’ ’bout
Is that
That old black tux hangin’ up in the closet
Junior prom the night we lost it

My first truck backseat
We wrote “I love u” on a burnt CD
That overpass at the county line
Has our names in spray paint white

I see it every time I drive home
Swear around here it’s like time
Froze up
That heart we cut in that pine

Black sharpie on a red stop sign
Those marks we left behind
This town still thinks you’re mine
This town ain’t givin’ us no closure

It’s over but it ain’t quite over
No girl no girl
That old black tux hangin’ up in the closet
Junior prom the night we lost it

My first truck backseat
We wrote “I love u” on a burnt CD
That overpass at the county line
Has our names in spray paint white

I see it every time I drive home
Swear around here it’s like time
Froze up
That heart we cut in that pine

Black sharpie on a red stop sign
Those marks we left behind
This town still thinks you’re mine
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Ross Ellis Lyrics – This Town

Ross Ellis

This Town