Country, (Verse 1) We used to ride down those back roads, you and me, Windows rolled down, love wild and free. You were my girl, my partner in crime, Thought we’d be dancing to the end of time. (Pre-Chorus) But the sun set on what we had, And now I’m left with memories bad. (Chorus) You were a girl who was my friend, We had a love I thought wouldn’t end. But now you’re just a girl who ain’t, And all that’s left is this heartbreak paint. You’re a picture I can’t amend, A girl who ain’t my friend. (Verse 2) I see your shadow in the moonlight's glow, Hear your laugh in every late-night show. The promises we made, they’ve all turned cold, Like a story too short, but the ending’s bold. (Pre-Chorus) It’s a bitter pill, this goodbye, As I wonder why love had to die. (Chorus) You were a girl who was my friend, We had a love I thought wouldn’t end. But now you’re just a girl who ain’t, And all that’s left is this heartbreak paint. You’re a picture I can’t amend, A girl who ain’t my friend. (Bridge) The memories haunt like a lonesome train, Echoes of laughter, now cries of pain. But I’ll move on, find my way, Even if it’s lonely, come what may. (Chorus) You were a girl who was my friend, We had a love I thought wouldn’t end. But now you’re just a girl who ain’t, And all that’s left is this heartbreak paint. You’re a picture I can’t amend, A girl who ain’t my friend. (Outro) So here’s to the nights that we used to spend, With a girl who was my friend.