[Verse 1] Sun just breaking over those blue ridges You swing your leg across that old black bike Leather jacket, same one from our childhood Still that grin, still that stubborn fight Doctor said there’s a clock on the wall now You just shrugged and asked for open sky Said, “If I’m running out of sunsets I’m gonna chase every single one I ride” [Chorus] So roll on, brother, roll on Let the wind take the weight off your bones We’ll be right behind you, all the way Every mile, every curve, come what may You got a heart of gold that time can’t break Live your best remaining days And we’ll be okay Yeah, we’ll be okay [Verse 2] Mom keeps packing way too many blankets Dad just nods and wipes his glasses clean You reach back, squeeze my hand, say, “Don’t you worry This ain’t the end, it’s just a different dream” We stop and stare down in that wide green valley You say, “I never knew it shined this bright” Guess it takes a storm that hits you hard To see the mercy in the light [Chorus] So roll on, brother, roll on Let the wind take the weight off your bones We’ll be right behind you, all the way Every mile, every curve, come what may You got a heart of gold that time can’t break Live your best remaining days And we’ll be okay Yeah, we’ll be okay [Bridge] If the road gets dark And the air turns cold Just hear our voices In your soul “We love you, we love you” That never fades Not in this world Or the next one you chase [Chorus] So roll on, brother, roll on Let the wind take the weight off your bones We’ll be right behind you, all the way Every mile, every curve, come what may You got a heart of gold that time can’t break Live your best remaining days We’ll see you again On some far-off range [Outro] For now, just ride And know We’ll be okay On this side of the road

country, Gentle modern country ballad, male vocals. Fingerpicked acoustic guitar and soft pedal steel, brushed snare and warm upright bass. Verses stay intimate and close-mic’d; chorus blooms with harmony stack and subtle organ pad. Final chorus lifts with a key change and light tambourine, then strips back to solo guitar and voice for the last line., gentle

Heart of Gold on Two Wheels