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I made new friends

changed my clothes

chugged down irresponsible amounts of liquor

lived long nights that I still don't completely remember,

Just trying to get you out of my system.

Only to come home

lay in bed listen to music we used to play on the road

and remember what we used to have.

Everything I did to forget you could not add up to the joy I feel even thinking about you gives me 

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