Chasing Every Sunrise

I like to walk the long way home in silence To hear the dead leaves roll along the highway Clicking like high heels on the concrete ground Some kind of memory is trapped inside that sound Chasing every sunrise In the backseats of cars Hold my body a little too tight Till we're the last ones in the bar I wrote down the feelings When we first met Tried not to reveal them But they came out in every word I said Then out in the country When I let my guard down I could tell you were happy But I also knew something else That you had no home to go to No place to call your own Despite my reservations I wanted you alone I knew I loved you back then Just like I loved everything Loved losing all my sleep Loved having no secrets to keep Loved smiling just to smile Loved holding hands down grocery aisles I know you can't erase my pain But I still love everything about you Chasing every sunrise In the backseats of cars Hold my body a little too tight Till we're the last ones in the bar