
Song
Madi
Tyler Dechant · 4 plays
male vocals, heartfelt country ballad, acoustic guitar, emotional, small town, backroads
Lyrics
Verse
Saw you walking down that small-town street,
Turned your head when you looked at me.
I tried to smile, but you walked on by,
Guess I already know the reason why.
Verse
Maybe I said something I shouldn’t have said,
Maybe there’s something stuck in your head.
I ain’t here to make you change your mind,
I just gotta say what’s been on mine.
Chorus
Madi, I know you don’t like me,
I can see it in your eyes.
I know I’m probably not your kind,
And I won’t ask you why.
But if someday you change your mind,
I’ll be somewhere down that road.
Madi, I know you don’t like me,
But I still had to let you know.
Verse
I hear your name when the radio plays,
Think about those old-school days.
Maybe someday we’ll laugh about this,
Maybe you’ll forget I ever existed.
Verse
I won’t chase you, I won’t beg,
I’ll just leave these words unsaid—
Except for one thing before I go:
I cared more than you’ll ever know.
Chorus
Madi, I know you don’t like me,
And maybe that’s alright.
Some hearts don’t meet at the right time,
Some roads just pass by.
So I’ll keep driving these backroads,
With your memory in my mind.
Madi, I know you don’t like me,
But I hope you’re doing fine.
Outro
Yeah, Madi…
I know you don’t like me.
But I’ll be alright.









