The moon over Texas is still shining　#American#Country#Rock

We worked all day in a Texas town, Wiped the tables, closed the place down. You'd hum a tune while I counted the change, Dreaming of a life we could never arrange. That old guitar by the kitchen door, You said you'd play for a thousand more. I knew your heart was out on the road, Chasing a dream that we both once owned. So I packed your shirt, I kissed your face, Told you, “Baby, go find your place.” But when you smiled and said goodbye, I turned away so you wouldn't see me cry. Go on, baby, chase those lights, Let New York hear your songs tonight. I'll be the girl in this Texas rain, Missing your touch, calling your name. I'll cheer you on, though it tears me apart, You take your dream, but you leave my heart. Go on, baby, spread your wings and fly, I'll love you from this side of goodbye. Your coffee cup is still by the sink, Your favorite song makes me stop and think. The highway runs where the sunset dies, I see your face in those big Texas skies. I hope some night beneath Broadway lights, You'll think of me and those summer nights. When the crowd goes wild and they shout your name, Will you remember our little town the same? I'm proud of you, more than words can say, I'd never ask you to turn away. But if the world gets cold and you're feeling alone, There's still a light where we called home. Go on, baby, chase those lights, Let New York hear your songs tonight. I'll be the girl who still believes, Even when my heart is on its knees. I'll cheer you on, though the tears may fall, Love means letting you give it your all. Go on, baby, reach for the sky, I'll love you from this side of goodbye. That Texas moon still shines above, The road is long, but so is love. And if you ever sing of me, Sing of the girl who set you free.