There's a red outline where that diamond used to beAnother time-stamped love ends in casualtyA one-bedroom apartment is now her greatest fearAs the crash of all the memories ring from ear to earAnd she's headed north out of SavannahStretching her pride in gasolineHeart is empty as that red gaugeAsking God to help her seeWhy he took her awayWhy he took her thereWhy he broke her heartWhere the wheels will stopAnd the healing starsChasing I-95And racing the dogIt's been two years nowShe's just starting to seeHer life is hers againAnd who she's gonna beShe's so used to runningCan't get nowhere sitting stillIn the silence of the morningShe feels his love and always willShe's headed southbound toward SavannahStretching her pride in gasolineHeart is empty as that red gaugeAsking God to help her seeWhy he took her awayAsking God to help her seeWhy he took her awayTo go back thereWhen she comes so farIf she really stopsWill the healing startChasing I-95And racing the dogThere's a red outline where some roses used to beEven standing there, she still can't believeShe never saw it coming, thought she'd be the one to leaveShe whispers I love you and falls down on her kneesAnd now she's back home in Savannah, making friends with memoriesHer heart is fragile but it's open, thanking God he helped her seeWhy he took her there, how he'll heal her heartWhen her running stops, so her life can startRight off I-95And facing the darkRight off I-95And facing the dark*