Blaine: Stop Before the Lights Go Out 2 by jennifer

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Blaine: Stop Before the Lights Go Out 2

jennifer

Country

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down in the holler where the new river runs slow,
friday night lights on, and the whole town's ready to go.
blaine's got a number on his back, red devil mvp,
helmet under the glow, making plays young and free.
tailgate's poppin', mama's porch radio sings,
he believes in glory, in friday night things.
but there's a weight in his pocket, a worry in his grin,
'cause when the game's done, that's when the trouble moves in.
if blaine don't slow down, he's gonna lose that light,
twisted tea in his hand won't win that fight.
crazy for a texas girl, who drove across state lines,
stop before you lose her, boy — hold on, hold on this time.
she calls him from houston with a laugh on the line,
says, "come home for the holidays," and he swears he'll find the time.
but he rolls down route 33 with a twisted tea to his lips,
thinking of kickoff kicks and those last-second slips.
red devil chants in the stands, paint streaks on his skin,
but love ain't an easy game when the clock's wearin' thin.
he knows he's a wild one, a heart that runs too fast,
if he keeps on chasin' ghosts, this love won't last.
if blaine don't slow down, he's gonna lose that light,
twisted tea in his hand won't win that fight.
crazy for a texas girl, who won't wait forever,
stop before you lose her, boy — hold on, hold on now.
tires on gravel by the county line diner,
neon hum, cold cup, his palms gettin' finer.
she stands on the porch with her suitcase and her eyes,
says, "you either choose me or choose those friday night lies."
he remembers a last-second field goal, the crowd screaming his name,
but nothing heard that loud when she cried out in the rain.
he bends like a willow, makes a promise low and true,
"i won't let these small town ghosts walk away with you."
blaine slowed his roll and he put that twisted tea down,
took a knee on that gravel, felt the stars spin around.
crazy for that texas girl, but he chose her over pride,
stopped before he lost her, boy — she stayed by his side.
under west virginia skies, where the new river lights fade,
a red devil with a steady heart learns the trades of love and faith.
he still loves the friday nights, the crowd, the fight —
but he learned to hold her tighter, keep her in the light.