That's When You Know It's Over

Album: Hard 2 Love (2012)
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  • When you can look at her picture and not wanna kiss her no more,
    When you don't feel like you've been hit by a train at the sound of someone saying her name anymore
    When you can drive down the road and not be afraid of what's playing on the radio

    That's when you'll know it's over
    That's when you've made it
    Over to the other side, ready for another ride
    That's when you'll know it's over

    When that time of the year don't stir up any tears anymore
    When it don't feel like the past is a gun and there's nowhere to run anymore
    When it don't take every bone to not dial her number just leave her alone

    That's when you know it's over
    That's when you know you've made it
    Over to the other side, ready for another ride
    That's when you know it's over

    When you wouldn't go back, even if you could
    When hearing she's happy finally feels good

    That's when you know it's over
    That's when you know you've made it
    Over to the other side, ready for another ride
    That's when you know it's over

    That's when you'll know it's over Writer/s: JERROD LEE NIEMANN, JON STONE, LEE BRICE
    Publisher: ME GUSTA MUSIC, Peermusic Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Spirit Music Group
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