I drive home the same way to left turns off the interstate and she's always standing at the stoplight on 18th Street she could be a Sarah she could be an Emily and Olivia maybe Cassidy with her shaky hands on the carport sign and she's looking at me. I bet she was somebody's best friend, a laugh from old back when she was somebody's sister. Counting change at the lemonade stand probably somebody's high school first kiss. Dancing in the gym with the kids all talk about Sunday plans. Now this light will turn green and I'll hand her a couple thousands. And I wonder if she got lost or they forgot her. She's somebody's daughter somebody's daughter somebody's daughter but did she give up wondering where the cars all going can she even tell that I don't know what to say so I just nod my head and wait. Well no one's gonna ask what she wants to be or why we're both stuck here at the mercy of geography whether it shines or rains. Bet she was somebody's best friend laughing old back when she was somebody's sister. Counting change at the lemonade stand probably somebody's high school first kiss. Dancing in the gym with the kids all talk about Sunday plans. Now this light will turn green and I'll hand a couple dollars. Oh and I wonder how she fell and no one caught her. She's somebody's daughter somebody's daughter somebody's daughter somebody's daughter I don't know the reasons why I'm the one who's driving by and she's the one on the corner of 18th Street. Bet she was somebody's best friend old laughing back when she was somebody's sister. Just counting change at the lemonade stand probably somebody's high school first kiss. Dancing in the gym with the kids all talk about Sunday, Sunday. Now this light will turn green and I'll hand a couple dollars. Oh and I wonder if she got lost or they forgot her. She's somebody's daughter. She's somebody's daughter, somebody's daughter, somebody's daughter. You