Talkin' to the mirror, whispering your name
It's just like you were here, you'd think I was insane
I hold these conversations in the silence of my room
Rehearsing all the things I'd say should I run into you
How's it goin', might be what I'd say
Well you broke my heart you know
Or it looks like rain today
Or God I've missed you
Since you went away
You're lookin' well
Or go to hell
Might be what I'd say
There's time I've been so angry
I could put my fist right through the wall
And then there's times I've come so close
To givin' you a call
I love you and I hate you
All at the same time
Then I pray you'll come back to me
Before I lose my mind
How's it goin', might be what I'd say
Well you broke my heart you know
Or it looks like rain today
Or God I've missed you
Since you went away
You're lookin' well
Or go to hell
Might be what I'd say
Or maybe, God I've missed you
Since you went away
You're lookin' well
Or go to hell
Might be what I'd say
Gary Allan (born Gary Allan Herzberg) is an American country singer and musician. Born in La Mesa, California, on December 8, 1967, he began his musical career at the age of 15 playing in clubs along the West Coast. His musical style is characterized by a blend of traditional country, rock, and blues, with lyrics often introspective and melancholic that explore themes such as lost love, pain, and nostalgia. Allan has released ten studio albums, including "Tough Little Boys" (1996), "Alright Again" (2005), and "Set You Free" (2013). Some of his most famous songs include "Man to Man", "Every Storm Runs Dry", "Watching Airplanes", and "Life Ain't Always Beautiful". Gary Allan is considered one of the most influential country artists of the 21st century, appreciated for his powerful voice and authentic songwriting.
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