(Intro – Soft, smoky, almost whispered)

(Intro – Soft, smoky, almost whispered) Glasses clinking in the dark… Neon bleeding through the rain… Bartender says it’s closing time… But I’m not ready to feel the pain. (Verse 1) There’s a jukebox crying in the corner, Playing songs we used to know, Your lipstick on this empty glass, Like you just let me go. My jacket smells like your perfume, But your side of the bed is cold, You said forever in this same bar… Guess forever got too old. (Pre-Chorus) They say love’s a gamble, But nobody tells you the cost… You don’t just lose the person— You lose the man you were when you loved. (Chorus – Emotional, powerful but controlled) It’s the last call at 3AM, And I’m still calling your name, Every shot of whiskey burns, But it don’t drown the flame. If loving you was wrong, Why did it feel so right? Now I’m dancing with your memory In the neon light. (Verse 2 – More raw) Rain tapping on the window, Like it’s knocking on my chest, I keep replaying your goodbye, Like a song I can’t forget. Your chair is still beside me, But your shadow isn’t there, Funny how a crowded bar Can feel like no one cares. (Bridge – Guitar solo moment) (Emotional guitar bends, slow blues solo, voice returns softly) Maybe I was too proud… Maybe you were too tired… Two hearts in the same room, Both slowly uninspired. Now the only thing that’s holding me Is this old six-string sound… When love walks out the front door, Blues sits back down. (Final Chorus – Bigger, but still intimate) It’s the last call at 3AM, And I’m still calling your name, Every note this guitar cries Sounds just the same. If love was meant to last, Why does it fade away? I’m still sitting at this bar… Like you might walk in someday. (Outro – Fading, whisper tone) Lights go out… Chairs upside down… But I’m still here… In this empty town.