Nothin’ Left Lyrics – Morgan Wallen

Nothin’ Left Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
He’s been drinking to numb the pain, and now there’s no alcohol left—just the taste of it on his breath. He’s alone in Colorado, lying in a bed that feels empty and cold without her. He doesn’t see any hope in the future, only long, lonely nights ahead. He knows he messed things up with a girl he truly cared about, but even with all this hurt, he wouldn’t undo what they had.

[Verse 1]
Her small things are still around the house—like something on the counter, her hair tie by the sink. The flowers he gave her are withering, just like how he’s feeling inside. There’s also a shirt he got during a trip to Texas for a game, and now it just sits there, a reminder of better times with her.

[A\&M?]
He’s realizing that he’ll probably never see that shirt—or her—ever again.

[Chorus]
He’s drunk again, the bottle’s empty, and all that’s left is the smell of alcohol on him. He’s stuck in Colorado, but the bed feels colder now without her warmth. There’s no light or hope in sight, only more nights filled with loneliness. He ruined things with the girl he loved, and while he’s got nothing now, he still wouldn’t erase the time he spent with her.

[Verse 2]
Their love disappeared quickly, like smoke rings fading in the sky. The breakup wasn’t soft—she left angry, maybe flipping him off, and now he’s stuck at home dealing with it. He’s never felt this emotionally broken before. The pain of losing her hits harder than anything else, and now he’s left with this huge emptiness where their love used to be.

[Chorus]
He’s drinking again, and once more the bottle is drained, leaving only the smell of booze behind. Colorado is where he’s at, but the warmth is gone—especially in bed, where the loneliness hits hard. He doesn’t see anything good coming. It all went downhill after he ruined things with the one girl who meant everything. He’s got nothing left, but wouldn’t give up what they had.

[Post-Chorus]
He’s completely empty inside—nothing is left at all.

[Chorus]
The bottle’s dry again, and all he’s got is the alcohol on his breath. Colorado’s still cold, especially now that he’s alone in bed. There’s no future he’s looking forward to, just more lonely nights. He’s hurting over the girl he lost because of his own mistakes, but even after losing her, he still wouldn’t trade what they shared for anything.