Highway To Nothing by Madison Morton Lyrics

We’ve driven these backroads now
More times than I could count
Your music tastes just like the moths inside my mouth
These headlights blind me
With a flash of used-to-bes
And I can’t breathe

But we keep driving anyway
And I can’t stand the sight of the highway
It moves to fast for me sometimes
I forget to how to breathe
I know that if I fell too quickly
You might be right there to catch me
But it could be the death of me
So I hold on tightly
To nothing

You followed me into my darkness
Before I showed you yours
I trace the skyline with fake memories and stories of us
In our happy places while we
Make our way through endless pages
Of a never ending race to
See who will make things worse but
But you keep driving anyway
And I can’t stand the sight of the highway
It moves to fast for me sometimes
I forget to how to breathe
I know that if I fell too quickly
You might be right there to catch me
But it could be the death of me
So I hold on tightly
To nothing

These headlights blind me with a
Flash of what used to be
And I can’t breathe

But you keep driving anyway
And I can’t stand the sight of the highway
It moves to fast for me sometimes
I can’t breathe
I know that if I fell too quickly
You might be right there to catch me
But it could be the death of me
So I hold on tightly
To nothing