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Sometimes the road doesn't lead you home—it just leads you away.

"Where the Blacktop Ended" is a story of the choices we can't unmake and the bridges that stay burned. It’s a song for anyone who’s ever looked in the rearview mirror and realized they left the best parts of themselves too far behind to go back and get them.

This one dives deep into the harvest of regret and the silence of a choices that sometimes can lead you down a one-way street.

Lyrics:
(Verse 1) Dust kicks up on a gravel lane Left my truer heart in the pourin' rain Traded home for the white-line lies Left her standin' with heavy eyes I’d sell my soul for one last mile To find the light in her broken smile But "sorry" is a hollow sound

(Chorus) If I could rebuild the bridges I burned Stand my boots on that old front porch Keep the vows I broke in the dark Turn back time and fix her heart Lord, I broke more than I mended Out where the blacktop ended What I’d give to change my mind And walk that gravel one last time

(Verse 2) I'm a rambler on a dead-end run Chasin' down a fadin' sun Starin' through a cracked rearview At the ghost of me and you Tomorrow’s rust and yesterday’s weeds I’m chokin' on the harvest of my own seeds

(Bridge) Bottle's dry and the room's gone cold Silence has a stranglehold No U-turns on a one-way street This regret’s the only fire for heat

(Final Chorus) I can't rebuild the bridges I burned Or find my way to that old front porch Some fires rage too wild to kill The damage stays, and it always will Can't outrun who I became Just a man who threw it all away

(Outro) So take it from a man who knows That highway don't love you back no more Don't leave your heart where it can't be found Or you'll end up dust on gravel ground