In "Here Lately," Dylan Marlowe stays rooted in a town where nothing has changed except the absence of a lost love. Familiar landmarks like the red dirt, blue sky, and old river now feel hollow, and even the usual spot with beer turns into a painful reminder. Friends keep asking how he is doing, but their questions only circle back to her whereabouts, making moving on impossible. The honest admission that he loved what they had deepens the ache of living in a place saturated with memories, leaving him quietly unraveling.
Here Lately Lyrics by Dylan Marlowe
All them Huk wearing boys
They’re still tryna be Dance
Still got farm fresh painted on a peach stand
Same river runs west old mallards fly south
And girl since you left
Ain’t really much been changing round here lately
Other than me going small town crazy
With you on my mind
The dirt’s still red and the sky’s still blue
But it all feels a little different without you
Here lately, here lately
You turn the road out of town
Into bad memory lane
I still go to that spot but the beer and the hang
Just ain’t the same
‘Cause they all been asking if I’m doing all right
But moving on is hard to do when they’re talking about you
Where you at who you with is the only thing I hear lately
Other than me going small town crazy with you in my mind
The dirt’s still red and the sky’s still blue
But it all feels a little different without you here lately
Here lately
I love what it was when it was us
The honest truth is
Baby it’s been getting pretty hard to live around here lately
Other than me going small town crazy with you on my mind
The dirt’s still red and the sky’s still blue
But it all feels a little different without you here lately
Here lately, here lately
