Never Find Love

[Verse 1]
I walked the fields at sunrise, boots soaked with morning dew,
Watched the sparrows take their flight, wishing I could follow too.
The barn’s still leaning westward, just like my crooked heart,
A house of wood and stone, but it’s all falling apart.

[Chorus]
And I’ll never find love, no matter how far I roam,
This heart’s a broken compass, always pointing home.
The wind keeps on whispering, but it’s never enough,
'Cause the truth’s a bitter song—I’ll never find love.

[Verse 2]
The diner by the highway serves coffee black as sin,
I sit there in the corner, just watching folks walk in.
They laugh, they hold each other, like it’s something they just know,
But me, I hold my silence, 'cause it’s all I’ve ever owned.

[Prechorus]
Oh, the moon can light the river,
But it can’t warm the stone.

[Chorus]
And I’ll never find love, no matter how far I roam,
This heart’s a broken compass, always pointing home.
The wind keeps on whispering, but it’s never enough,
'Cause the truth’s a bitter song—I’ll never find love.

[Bridge]
I carved our names in cedar, back when I thought it’d last,
But the rain came down and stole them, just like it stole my past.
Now the trees don’t even shiver when the storm clouds roll above,
They know what I’ve been knowing—I’ll never find love.