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Midnight neon on a cracked old phone
GPS says I'm already home
But I know every alley, every red light glow
From Peachtree down to the edge of town roads
Cardboard boxes on the passenger seat
Pepperoni dreams and a four-dollar tip
Mom still asking when I'll make her proud
But I'm just driving circles through the crowd
Maybe I missed my train
Maybe I took the long way
But every wrong turn
Still shows me something new
I know every street in Atlanta
Every shortcut under the sky
If I ever find where I'm going
Maybe I'll finally arrive
Headlights fading like answers
Through the summer midnight blue
Right now I'm just a delivery driver
But I swear I'm meant for something too
Old scout shirt in the laundry pile
Still smells like campfire after a while
Back when maps were stars in the night
And getting lost still felt alright
City breathing through open doors
Late night laughter from apartment floors
I keep wondering what could be
If I stop driving endlessly
Maybe tomorrow comes
Maybe I'll change my lane
But every long road
Still whispers my name
I know every street in Atlanta
Every shortcut under the sky
If I ever find where I'm going
Maybe I'll finally arrive
Headlights fading like answers
Through the summer midnight blue
Right now I'm just a delivery driver
But I swear I'm meant for something too
Engines humming like a heartbeat
City lights in passing frames
Every stranger has a story
Every corner knows my name
Maybe someday I'll stop running
Maybe someday I'll stand tall
But tonight I'm just delivering pizza
And learning the map of it all
I know every street in Atlanta
Every shadow, every sign