Terri Clark - Weddings, Funerals, and Empty Hotel Bars Lyrics

Do you mind if I sit down, am I keeping you from closingI need a double shot of somethin' yeah just leave it openMe, I'm from here, but I ain't been back latelyNot since my sister Jamie had her baby in the fallMe and my friends used to come here in the 90sStupid kids with fake IDs, rebels without a causeAin't it funny they're still lining up on Elm StreetSometimes I miss those old dreamsCheers to what could have been, butI know better than to drag up memoriesWhat's meant to be is meant to beLike 18 leaving in a beat up carAnd, time has a way of making hometowns disappearFeels like I only show up hereFor holidays and acts of GodWeddings, funerals, and empty hotel barsDid you ever have somebody that burned you up completelyBe glad believe me, that's why I'm drinking nowYea, I saw him standing with our old friendsAnd the girl I maybe could've been if I'd stuck aroundI know better than to drag up memoriesWhat's meant to be is meant to beBut try to tell that to a heartAnd, time has a way of making hometowns disappearFeels like I only show up hereFor holidays and acts of GodWeddings, funerals, and empty hotel barsGuess I'll call it a night, cause I got an early morningIf you're feeling lonely I'm in room 128I could use somebody, that ain't his bodyI know I'm probably just putting off the painI know better than to drag up memoriesWhat's meant to be is meant to beTomorrow I'll pack up my carAnd all those regrets they'll be in my rearview mirrorI'll see the bigger picture but tonight's the hardest part ofWeddings, funerals, and empty hotel barsWeddings, funerals, and empty hotel bars