[Verse] I met you by the old rail crossing, Sun low and gold on the gravel track. You had a suitcase, I had a guitar, And we both knew we were running from the same old back. [Pre-Chorus] But the road don’t care where you’re headed, And the wind don’t speak when it’s time to stay. We both stood still, but the moment slipped Like gravel rolling into a gray, gray day. [Chorus] Now the county line’s a mirror, Holding all the things we left behind. You turned south, I turned north, And the road just kept on calling, Still I dream on that same old corner where the sky went blind. County line, where love changed direction. [Verse] The maple tree still stands where we kissed goodbye, Its bark split by the winter rain. I keep a letter in my coat pocket, But I never read it through the pain. [Pre-Chorus] And the stars, they don’t remember names, But they still shine the same across the miles. I walk that stretch with hollow feet, And the silence hums like steel on wires. [Chorus] Now the county line’s a mirror, Holding all the things we left behind. You turned south, I turned north, And the road just kept on calling, Still I dream on that same old corner where the sky went blind. County line, where love changed direction. [Bridge] If you’re out there somewhere, walking the same track, Please don’t look for me, don’t call out my name. I still hear your voice in the wind, But it’s not the love that comes back — it’s the weight of the same old rain. [Outro] County line, where love changed direction. County line, where love changed direction. County line… (whispered) Still hears you… still hears you…