Still Have A Heart is a heartfelt country song about a lonely person realizing they’re not as numb as they thought. A small moment of connection in a rundown bar becomes the spark that brings their feelings back to life. Strong fit for an artist who can deliver vulnerability with honesty and restraint.
Verse
Tuesday after work, same old place
Same one beer, same empty space
Thinking about a shot, maybe two
When a tired smile saw right through
Pre-Chorus
I raised my glass, you pulled up a chair
Like you weren’t scared of what was sitting there
Chorus
You ordered one more, asked about my day
I gave you half the truth, you stayed anyway
You talked about the rain and your old car
How broken was normal in this run-down bar
For the first time in years, I felt the beating start
Forgot I still had a heart
Verse
Sunday afternoon, nothing to do
Washed my truck, made it look new
Cleared off the seat where my coat lay
Like I might need that room someday
Pre-Chorus
I went to that old bar like I do
But this time I was looking for you
Chorus
You saved me a seat, asked how I’d been
I said I was the same, you just smiled again
You laughed at my joke and leaned in close
Like you knew right then what I needed most
For the first time in years, I felt the beating start
Forgot I still had a heart
Bridge
I thought I was fine, I was only numb
Living like the lonely had already won
Then that tired smile saw me half-alive
And woke up something I couldn’t deny
Chorus
You never said forever, never asked me to stay
Just gave me a reason not to run away
You left a little light where the cold used to be
Reminded me there was more left in me
For the first time in years, I felt the beating start
Forgot I still had a heart
