Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Clock hits five and I’m off that grind,
Dust on my boots, but I don’t mind.
Neon glow and a swinging door,
Same old stool, same hardwood floor.
The bartender nods ’cause he knows my crew —
Four old friends always rollin’ through.

[Chorus]
It’s me and the boys at the end of the bar,
Jack’s got my back when the nights get hard.
Jim keeps me honest, tells it like it is,
Morgan’s the wild one talkin’ reckless again.
And when the world gets heavy and I’m feelin’ low,
Jose shows up sayin’, “Vámonos.”
Yeah, life hits different when you’re sittin’ with the stars —
Me and the boys at the end of the bar.


[Verse 2]
Old jukebox playin’ that heartbreak tune,
Couple of locals howlin’ at the moon.
We swap tall tales ’bout the week we had,
Laugh too loud, drink too fast.
Ain’t therapy, but it ain’t far off —
Just whiskey wisdom and a good friend’s talk.

[Chorus]
It’s me and the boys at the end of the bar,
Jack’s got my back when the nights get hard.
Jim keeps me honest, tells it like it is,
Morgan’s the wild one talkin’ reckless again.
And when the world gets heavy and I’m feelin’ low,
Jose shows up sayin’, “Vámonos.”
Yeah, life hits different when you’re sittin’ with the stars —
Me and the boys at the end of the bar.

[Bridge]
Some folks pray, some folks run,
Some chase highs out chasin’ the sun.
Me? I just pull up a chair,
Raise a glass and say a little prayer.

[Final Chorus]
It’s me and the boys at the end of the bar,
Jack’s got my back when the nights get hard.
Jim keeps me honest, tells it like it is,
Morgan’s the wild one talkin’ reckless again.
And when the world gets heavy and I’m feelin’ low,
Jose shows up sayin’, “Vámonos.”
Yeah, this small‑town life don’t feel too far
From heaven with the boys at the end of the bar.

[Outro]
Just me and the boys…
At the end of the bar.