Song Description

A man confronts the truth that he's still in love with someone who's long gone--and the real problem is, he doesn't want to let go.

Lyrics

(Verse 1)
Staring at the horizon, the sun sinks low,
Footprints in the sand, where our memories flow,
But in this silent moment, my thoughts take flight,
Got a problem in my heart, no end in sight.

(Chorus)
I've got a problem; oh, it's all about you,
Every star up above reminds me it's true.
The winds they whisper, and the crickets do too,
I've got a problem, and darlin', it's you.

(Verse 2)
Used to have whiskey as my one true friend,
Now your memory won't let me mend.
That porch light's out, just like my hope,
Without you here, darlin', I just can't cope.

(Chorus)
I've got a problem, oh, can't you see?
Life ain't the same since you left me.
My guitar's silent; its strings feel blue,
I've got a problem, baby; I'm missing you.

(Instrumental Break)

(Bridge)
I tried to fix it with a drink or a song,
But the nights are cold, and the shadows are long.
The laughter's faded, the dance floor's bare,
Without your love, I'm gasping for air.

(Verse 3)
Saw your old picture on the mantle today,
Your smile still shines, but you're miles away.
The radio plays our favorite tune,
But dancing alone ain't the same without you.

(Chorus)
I've got a problem, yes, deep and true,
The world's in color, but I'm stuck in blue.
My heart's still beating, but it's missing a tune,
I've got a problem, and girl, it's you.

(Outro)
So here I am, with this guitar in my hand,
Singing my sorrow, trying to understand.
I've got a problem--but one thing's true,
My biggest problem? I'd still run to you.