Streetlights falling on this quiet lane,
Golden leaves are whispering your name.
I drive alone where we used to roam,
Every corner feels like home.
FM radio plays our song,
Bittersweet but never wrong.
On this autumn drive tonight,
Your memory hits me like the city lights.
Fading shadows in the mirror glide—
But I still feel you by my side.
Ooh, this autumn drive so slow,
Letting go is harder than you know.
Wind is cold, but I survive—
Lost in our old autumn drive.
Cigarette smoke from a passing car,
Pulls me back to who we were.
Your laughter echoes in the breeze,
Soft and warm like old CDs.
I replay the good and bad,
Every moment that we had.
On this autumn drive tonight,
Your memory hits me like the city lights.
Fading shadows in the mirror glide—
But I still feel you by my side.
Ooh, this autumn drive so slow,
Letting go is harder than you know.
Wind is cold, but I survive—
Lost in our old autumn drive.
Maybe love just runs its course,
Maybe time will pull with force.
Yet my heart keeps holding tight—
To your silhouette in the night.
On this autumn drive, I breathe,
Let the quiet rustle through the trees.
As the skyline slowly fades away—
Maybe I’ll be okay someday.
