Verse 1 (Female) (Soft acoustic guitar, atmospheric pedal steel) I don’t go to the Texaco On the corner of 5th and Main. I don't wanna see your truck Or hear 'em say your name. I shifted my whole routine Just to keep from runnin' in. I moved my shadow To where yours hasn’t been. Verse 2 (Male) (Deep, grainy vocal) Well, I stopped goin’ to that bar Where they play the songs you like. I take the long way home Underneath the county light. I gave you the downtown And the coffee shop on 3rd. I’m keepin’ my distance Without sayin’ a word. Pre-Chorus (Both - Harmonies) We didn’t sign a paper. We didn’t draw a line. But we’re livin’ in two worlds In a town this size. Chorus (Both - Big and Emotional) There’s your side of town and my side now. Funny how a breakup redraws the map somehow. I stay on my street, you stay on yours. We don’t go knockin’ on the same screen doors. Yeah, the heart’s got a border That we don’t cross down. I’m keepin’ to my side, You keep to your side of town. Verse 3 (Both) (Female) Sometimes I hit the signal (Male) To turn left onto Oak. (Female) Then I remember (Both) And I go back to the road. (Male) It’s a lonely kind of atlas (Both) That we’re carryin’ around. Final Chorus (Both) There’s your side of town and my side now. Funny how a breakup redraws the map somehow. I stay on my street, you stay on yours. We don’t go knockin’ on the same screen doors. Yeah, the heart’s got a border That we don’t cross down. I’m keepin’ to my side, You keep to your side of town. Tag Yeah, your side of town. I’ll stay on mine. (Fade out with lonely pedal steel)