After Hours - Parker Wright | Last Light

Parker Wright — Last Light Songs for the ones still standing. LISTEN AND SUPPORT BandCamp — full songs, downloads, physical: parkerwright.bandcamp.com Ko-fi — tips, store, support: ko-fi.com/parkerwright Subscribe to the channel for weekly releases Original dark country / outlaw country / blues rambles. Lyrics Bars shut at two and the street don't care Boots on concrete, count the empty air Diner light buzzing, coffee gone cold Same walk home I've had since I don't know how old Streets are mine when the bars go dark Nobody waiting, nowhere to park This town sleeps but I don't know how I'm just a shadow living after hours Every porch light down this block Burning for somebody else's name Every window's got a story locked Mine just looks the same Streets are mine when the bars go dark Nobody waiting, nowhere to park This town sleeps but I don't know how I'm just a shadow living after hours Phone in my pocket ain't gonna ring Stopped waiting on that kind of thing Clock on the water tower says it's late I don't fight it, I just carry the weight Learned to walk it steady, learned to walk it slow Ain't looking for a light in a window I don't know Some men get found, some men just get gone I'm the kind that keeps on walking on Streets are mine when the bars go dark Nobody waiting, nowhere to park This town sleeps but I don't know how I'm just a shadow living after hours Streets are mine when the bars go dark Nobody's coming, no use to park This town sleeps but I never do I'm the only ghost this town ever knew Still walking... Still mine... After hours... Written and performed by Parker Wright. Produced by Last Light. Video by Last Light.