Charley Crockett's poignant lyrics capture the essence of unreciprocated love and the inevitability of loss in romantic endeavors. The narrator reflects on a relationship that has evidently ended, with the woman perhaps finding solace and a new start in Santa Fe. This geographical distance metaphorically represents emotional detachment. The phrase "Heads you win, tails I lose" alludes to a no-win situation, suggesting that regardless of the outcome, the narrator feels at a disadvantage. The persistent imagery of a "girl in cowboy boots" serves as a haunting reminder of what once was, indicating that memories of her continue to chase him. Despite his attempts to blame himself and cloak the pain with feigned ignorance, the repetitive refrain underscores the helplessness and resignation he feels. Ultimately, the song speaks to the universal struggle of grappling with heartache and the futile hope of rectifying what’s irreparably broken. 💔 🏜️
Heads You Win
Lyrics
If you're looking for her
She might be in Santa Fe
Forgetting about me
And changing her last name
I should've seen it coming
But fools like me never do
Heads you win
Tails I lose
If I'm being honest
This really ain't her fault
Cuz I've been on the corner
Spilling memories in the hall
But I'll go on pretending
Like it's right out of the blue
Heads you win
Tails I lose
Right out of the blue
Heads you win
Tails I lose
How ever long I travel
I seem to be pursued
By a living apparition
Of a girl in cowboy boots
My heart can hardly stand it
My mind becomes unglued
Heads you win
Tails I lose
There's nothing I can do
Heads you win
Tails I lose
Writer(s): Mark Neill, Charley Crockett
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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