65 southbound, leavin' my hometown
In a cloud of red dirt dust
About time to head out 'cause seein' you 'round
Reminded me of how it was
I could go somewhere, find someone
Or try somethin' new
But every time I try that, I turn right back
To memories of me and you
'Cause the second I roll those windows down
I put on my favorite song
Pull out the same pack of cigarettes
We'd smoke all night long
And next thing I know, I'm turnin' off
On that Montgomery exit
To pick up the pieces of my heart
Right where you left it
Yeah, right where you left it
I don't regret a thing that you and me had
But it was time to call it quits
I hope that you move on and I do too, but
I'm still gettin' over it
If it was just you I had to lose
I probably wouldn't even mind
But every time I try to leave, there's a little part of me
I can't seem to leave behind
'Cause the second I roll those windows down
I put on my favorite song
Pull out the same pack of cigarettes
We'd smoke all night long
And next thing you know, I'm turnin' off
On that Montgomery exit
To pick up the pieces of my heart
Right where you left it
Yeah, right where you left it
Oh, yeah
Ooh, right where you left it
You know we covered a bunch of ground
In the cab of that F-150
Pieces thrown all over that town
And I ain't got none left with me
'Cause the second I roll those windows down
I put on my favorite song
Pull out the same pack of cigarettes
We'd smoke all night long
And next thing you know, I'm turnin' off
On that Montgomery exit
To pick up the pieces of my heart
Right where you left it
Yeah, right where you left it
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