Ay, people think I'm crazy And sometimes I believe 'em Ain't the best singer in the world But I can't stop singing Back home said face it, you ain't got what it takes Hate to say it, but them dreams will just make you Wish you'd never left town To chase 'em Well, whether I make it or fake it 'Til my heart can't break no more This one's for All the kids with guitars, lookin' up at the stars Dream as far as your heart can dream Write a song, make some noise, danger's real but fear's a choice They say careful what you wish, but I say be more Careful what you don't wish for Ay, right here with my baby Is right where I'm home Pickin' these six strings Workin' on another country song No, I ain't makin' no dollars, and I ain't making no sense And the odds are not really a gambler's friend Might bend but I won't fold now Yeah, this one's goin' out To all the kids with guitars, lookin' up at the stars Dream as far as your heart can dream Write a song, make some noise, danger's real, but fear's a choice They say careful what you wish, but I say be more Careful what you don't wish for Well, sometimes I hate how much I love this game 'Cause it just makes me make a fool out of myself But y'all, I'd rather die crazy than live to wonder What if maybe I'd thrown another penny in that well And I'll always tell All the kids with guitars, lookin' up at the stars Dream as far as your heart can dream Write a song make some noise, danger's real but fear's a choice They say careful what you wish, but I say be more Careful what you don't wish for

Uh I met Craig at a church called Redeeming Grace It's like he understood my "I don't wanna be here" face I didn't bow my head, not one single prayer But he just shook my hand, said, "I'm glad you're here" He says, "We'll all be judged" But he was never judgemental And even though my songs don't belong in no hymna He'd quote me my lyrics, slap me on the back Said, "Man, you've got a gift! How you write like that?" Yeah, I know (I know), he sounds cool right? Not your typical kid from Sunday School, right? I still ain't figured out church yet (nope) But Craig, I get So now he can't walk on water, or turn the Napa Valley red But he just might be tight with a man that did Now he ain't the light of the world But I wish that mine was bright as his Yeah, he just might be tight with a man that is Woo, hey Said when you lose a record deal, yeah, all the perks fade fast Dealership said, "We're gonna need to get that mini-van back" So we were down to one car And broke as I fell Had my wife and six kids and only five seat belts I needed help (please), but couldn't admit I was struggling I said, "Craig, it's all good" (it's all good) But he knew it all wasn't A "Hey man I'm prayin' for you" would've been sufficient, but nah He took roadside assistance to a whole other level To sacrificial heights Showed up at the ballpark after my son's game one night In two cars, with his wife Laura watchin' from the other (what's up, brother?) I said, "What in the world are y'all doing here, brother?" He just laughed inside that old Chrysler Town and Country van With the keys, and a title, and a pen in his hand Said, "Man, all you got to do is sign and it's yours" I said "Nah, no way", but he wouldn't take "no" for an answer He said "Please do, somebody did this for me once Just let me do this for you" We argued about it for a little while Then I teared up, and Craig smiled So now he can't walk on water Or turn the Napa Valley red But he just might be tight with a man that did Now he ain't the light of the world But I wish that mine was bright as his Yeah, he just might be tight with a man that is Woo-ooh Ay, ay Yeah, I know he sounds cool right? Not your typical kid from Sunday School, right? I still ain't figured out church yet But Craig, I get So now he can't walk on water Or turn the Napa Valley red But he just might be tight with a man that did Oh, he ain't the light of the world But I wish mine was bright as his Yeah, he just might be tight with a man that is My pride was way too ashamed to be adequately grateful at the moment But I signed the dotted line, and I drove the kids home And when the cop pulled up beside us At the light, they didn't have to duck 'Cause thanks to Craig They were all buckled up

Before I ever learned to play a note, I was on stage. Mastering the art of selling myself At a young age. Fear and insecurity Drove me like a Maserati. High school was like showing up To a costume party. I was a comedian, an athlete, A golden boy, a black sheep, Whatever I had to be To get the world to throw candy at me. College was the same act, different play. It was October 31st, every day. And the real world was an all too familiar street, Another trick, another treat. Then I knocked, knocked knocked on your door, And every mask I ever wore Shattered like glass on the floor, And it was like Halloween ended, To all the people I pretended to be: Rest in peace, rest in peace, rest in peace It was like Halloween ended. To ask the people I pretended to be: Rest in peace, rest in peace, rest in peace. Hell, I don't know why I'm like this, But what would it change if I knew? Maybe my parents messed up, But, hey, they're just dressed up kids, too. Maybe I guess what I'm trying to say is I love you For being someone I'm not ashamed to Introduce my skeletons to. I still put on my Superman cape And hide in it. But when I'm with you, It comes untied for a minute, Hits the ground, in the shadow of your skin And for the first time, I was comfortable in mine. So I knocked, knocked knocked on your door, Every mask I ever wore Shattered like glass on the floor, And it was like Halloween ended, To all the people I pretended to be: Rest in peace, rest in peace, rest in peace It was like Halloween ended. To ask the people I pretended to be: Rest in peace, rest in peace, rest in peace. When I knocked, knocked knocked on your door, Every mask I ever wore Shattered like glass on the floor, And it was like Halloween ended, To all the people I pretended to be: Rest in peace, rest in peace, rest in peace It was like Halloween ended. To ask the people I pretended to be: Rest in peace, rest in peace, rest in peace.

Ooh Nana, nana, nana Yeah, yeah I was getting kinda sad, drunk there on the couch I was drinking bout my bad luck (Bad luck) and love walking out When that door swung open and there you stood My pity party in the corner was through (Hey) Good riddance to that lukewarm beer in the kitchen Good riddance to the sad songs, I don't wanna listen Yeah, thought my heart was broke, but turns out it isn't When a girl like you walks into a room all you can do is say Good riddance to the past (To the past now) And I ain't never lookin' back (Nah, nah, that's right) My buddy hit me said get your jaw up off the floor I went right up to you said "Do you wanna chill on the porch?" You said, "Sure" Damn girl, that conversation It caught me off guard, now I'm catching me saying (I'm saying) Good riddance to that lukewarm beer in the kitchen (Oh, good riddance) Good riddance to the sad songs, I don't wanna listen Yeah, thought my heart was broke, but turns out it isn't When a girl like you walks into a room all you can do is say Good riddance to the past and all my bad decisions (It's all good, man) I ain't never looking back I'm just saying, "Good riddance", yeah Good riddance Bye bye Yeah Good riddance to that lukewarm beer in the kitchen (Yeah) Good riddance to the sad songs, I don't wanna listen Yeah, thought my heart was broke, but turns out it isnt When a girl like you walks into a room all you can do is say, "Good riddance" La-lala-la-la, good riddance La-lala-la-la, good riddance to the past and all my bad decisions I ain't never looking back I'm just saying, "Good riddance", yeah Filmore and YA'BOYZ on the track

It's a two bed two bath four miles from downtown ain't cheap I still get your credit card bills and your gossip magazines I can't afford this view and my bar tab at the same time But you moved out But you moved into my mind Rent free In my head The white sheets on my bed That one stain on the couch Should've known that I'd never get it out You take enough space In empty picture frames That you left in my house And even if I burn it all down You'd find a way to hang around Opened up all the windows so why won't your perfume just leave I still water the garden I built you even though it's full of weeds Stuck with the pain all the walls and them long stemmed glasses I'll never use Just holdin' on to Come on Rent free in my head The white sheets on my bed That one stain on the couch Should've known that I'd never get it out You take enough space In empty picture frames That you left in my house And even if I burn it all down You'd find a way to hang around Find a way, find a way girl The least you could do is go half's on some closure I know you moved out but you're still staying over Rent free in my head The white sheets on my bed That one stain on the couch Should've known that I'd never get it out You take enough space In empty picture frames That you left in my house Even if I burn it all down You'd find a way to hang around

For me It's hard to not drink too much Run my mouth and mess it up Everytime I find something good for me It's hard to stop looking back Replaying that heartbreak back Thinking that I'll always be 18 and restless A train wreck everyone is still expecting For you I'll get my shit together Try to make the bad parts better Even if it takes forever to be the man you need For you I'll be a deeper lover A calmer son, a kinder brother The one that I've been running from that you see underneath The fact that you don't wanna change me makes me wanna change for you For me It's hard to not judge myself For old sins and all the hell That I've put people through But girl for you Your grace is like second nature You see my flaws on paper All spelled out and read between the lines And trust me Instead of trying to find a million reasons not to love me For you I'll get my shit together Try to make the bad parts better Even if it takes forever to be the man you need For you I'll be a deeper lover A calmer son, a kinder brother The one that I've been running from that you see underneath The fact that you don't wanna change me makes me wanna change for you For me For me For you I'll get my shit together Try to make the bad parts better Look at you and see forever like I've never seen For you I'll be a deeper lover A calmer son, a kinder brother The one that I've been running from that you see underneath The fact that you don't wanna change me makes me wanna change for you For me For me

Whoa, oh, oh Whoa, oh, oh I'm bottled up Whoa, oh, oh Whoa, oh, oh I'm bottled up I should probably tell you how I feel Should probably go ahead and deal With what I'm going through, a little better than I've been But I don't think I've ever shed a tear 'Cause when I'm sad, I drink a beer And if you need me girl, you know just where I am I've been bottled up at the bar Tryna help a broken heart Just forget why the hell I still love you Peelin' off labels won't bring you back from being gone But here I am tipping back on this bar stool Another round ain't enough Missing you, I'm bottled up Whoa, oh, oh Whoa, oh, oh I'm bottled up I should probably get you off my chest Instead of tryna do my best with this Corona To pretend I don't still want ya I've been bottled up at the bar Tryna help a broken heart Just forget why the hell I still love you Peelin' off labels won't bring you back from being gone But here I am tipping back on this bar stool Another round ain't enough Missing you, I'm bottled up, woo I've been bottled up Bottled up, losing count Bottled up and drowning out Bottled up and pushing down Everything I feel about you I've been bottled up at the bar Tryna help a broken heart Just forget why the hell I still love you Peelin' off labels won't bring you back from being gone But here I am tipping back on this bar stool Another round ain't enough Missing you, I'm bottled up Whoa, oh, oh I'm bottled up Whoa, oh, oh I'm bottled up I'm bottled up

If I'm drunk in California, wasted in the waves If I'm high in Colorado, you're in every breath I take Now I don't need to cross that Georgia line To always have you on my mind No matter what state I'm in, I'm thinking about you Never without you 'cause there ain't a place I've been But watching the sunset, it don't remind me of that Kissing you slow, dance baby I'll be home soon No matter what state I'm in, I'm in love with you (I'm in love with you, I'm in love with you) (I'm in love with you, I'm in love with you) If I'm wild in Arizona, rolling with the wind If I'm lonely in Minnesota, 'cause that cold is closing in Yeah, passing through those Bama pines Reminds me of your dark green eyes No matter what state I'm in, I'm thinking about you Never without you 'cause there ain't a place I've been But watching the sunset, it don't remind me of that Kissing you slow, dance baby I'll be home soon No matter what state I'm in, I'm in love with you (I'm in love with you, I'm in love with you) I'm in love with you (I'm in love with you, I'm in love with you) No matter what time zone All of my time goes to missing And wishing you were there I'm wishing you were here No matter what state I'm in I'm thinking about you Never without you 'cause there ain't a place I've been But watching the sunset, it don't remind me of that Kissing you slow, dance baby I'll be home soon No matter what state I'm in, I'm in love with you (I'm in love with you, I'm in love with you) (I'm in love with you, I'm in love with you)