Habits and Hearts

I've smoked my last cigarette at least a thousand times

Been trying to lighten my lead foot since I learned how to drive

And that's just two on a mile long list

Of things I can't seem to quit

And it might take my whole life

But it took one word, "Goodbye," to shatter me like glass

Just two fading taillights to fall apart so fast

Shouldn't be so easy to turn to pieces, this thing inside my chest

It's so hard to put the whiskey down when that's what numbs the pain

I guess habits and hearts don't break the same

I still reach for you in bed every morning I wake up

When I put the coffee on, I still grab you a cup

I still say us, ours, and we

Trying to shake these old routines

It takes all the strength in me

But it took one word, "Goodbye," to shatter me like glass

Just two fading taillights to fall apart so fast

Shouldn't be so easy to turn to pieces, this thing inside my chest

It's so hard to put the whiskey down when that's what numbs the pain

I guess habits and hearts don't break the same

One's stubborn, one's fragile

They're both an uphill battle

One holds on tight for what feels like forever

And one can barely keep itself together

'Cause it took one word, "Goodbye," to shatter me like glass

Just two fading taillights to fall apart so fast

Shouldn't be so easy to turn to pieces, this thing inside my chest

It's so hard to put the whiskey down when that's what numbs the pain

I guess habits and hearts don't break the same

I guess habits and hearts don't break the same

They don't break the same