From the recording Sleeping with Ghost, Vol. 1
“Till It’s Over” is heartbreak in slow motion — a breakup ballad suspended in hesitation. Ryland Fisher’s most vulnerable performance to date, the track features a delicate mandolin and stripped-down arrangement that let the lyrics hit hard: “If there’s a piece of your heart that ain’t broke yet…” This is a last-chance plea wrapped in raw emotion, asking whether love is worth saving when you’re already halfway out the door.
Featured in the 2024 romantic drama Romance on the Ranch.
Lyrics
We don’t need the writing on that wall
When you’re looking at me like I’m already gone
Two lovers who forgot how it's supposed to feel
Tell me baby, where did we go wrong?
One foot in, one foot out the door
Miles from tangled up on the floor
If this is it, tell me how it’s gonna be
Yeah, tell me you don’t want me anymore
But if you could hold me tonight like I was all you need
Let me kiss you like it was the only way to breathe
Like I’m still the one
Right back to us
When we couldn’t get any closer
I’m still right here hanging on
It ain’t over till it’s over
We cant rewind every misstep and mistake
I can’t rewrite the words written on your face
But if there’s a piece of your heart that ain’t broke yet, baby
Maybe there’s still something left to say
And something left to save
But if you could hold me tonight like I was all you need
Let me kiss you like it was the only way to breathe
Like I’m still the one
Right back to us
When we couldn’t get any closer
I’m still right here hanging on
It ain’t over till it’s over
It ain’t over till it’s over
Baby, I’m out on the line
Hanging on for dear life
Don’t let me let go
But if you could hold me tonight like I was all you need
Let me kiss you like it was the only way to breathe
Like I’m still the one
Right back to us
When we couldn’t get any closer
I’m still right here hanging on
It ain’t over till it’s over
It ain’t over till it’s over
It ain’t over till it’s over