Walk Back Home

Well I’ve got a flask
Of sour old corn whiskey
A fresh pack of cigarrettes for a night out on the town
I ain’t gonna think about
Whether or not she’s missed me
Just gonna try to numb this brain that tears me down
About half way through
My own self-medication
A big 'ole tear begins to form here in my eye
And I’ll let it fall
From this old bar stool
And I’ll keep on drinkin' here until my eyes are dry
'cause darlin' your face is still the only thing on my mind
The way you laugh, the way you cry when you’re alone
Ain’t had enough to drink to call and say I need you but I’m
Just drunk enough to walk back home
That old chill wind
Blows kisses on your forehead
And my jealously just like my love will never die
My friends and spirits
Together will convince me
A life with you is never worth another try
I don’t know that I will ever make my mind up
My point of view will only change here with the time
So I’ll order one more to chase away your memory
Until I got no cash for me to call a ride
'cause darlin' your face is still the only thing on my mind
The way you laugh, the way you cry when you’re alone
Ain’t had enough to drink to call and say I need you but I’m
Just drunk enough to walk back home
And I’m prayin'
Someone comes along so I don’t change my mind
'cause I’m fadin'
And nothing will ever be the same
You’ve got your new life and I’ve got time
'cause darlin' your face is still the only thing on my mind
The way you laugh, the way you cry when you’re alone
Ain’t had enough to drink to call and say I need you but I’m
Just drunk enough to walk back home
Just drunk enough to walk back home
Just drunk enough to walk back home