Riding on Old Roads

Sunset fading slow, rusted wheels on the gravel road

Living tales in my old guitar, singing stories from afar

Out in the plains where the wild winds blow, I found my heart and let it go

Midnight moon, stars shining bright, guiding me through the lonely night

Memories of a simple life, lost in the dust of time

Holding on to dreams that fade, in this country serenade

Every mile I've driven past, echo of a love that didn’t last

Heartbeat’s matching the midnight rain, singing in my soul’s refrain

I’m just a lonely soul, riding these country roads

Bridges I’ve crossed, stories I’ve told, carrying my heavy load

With a voice that’s rough and true, singing the sky’s open blue

Longing for a place I knew, where my roots grew anew

Old barn crumbles with history’s weight, like memories I can’t escape

Whiskey nights and sunrise fights, dancing in the firelight

Fields of gold in the harvest time, whispering secrets in my mind

Living wild, feeling free, that’s the country’s melody

Every sunset paints the sky, a song of hope that lingers high

Hearts beat in the southern sound, where true love’s always found

I’m just a lonely soul, riding these country roads

Bridges I’ve crossed, stories I’ve told, carrying my heavy load

With a voice that’s rough and true, singing the sky’s open blue

Longing for a place I knew, where my roots grew anew

Through the storms and rain, I’ve learned to stand tall

With every fall, I found my call

The dirt and sweat, my badge of pride

In this country life I abide

So I’ll keep on singing, till the stars fade away

Country’s in my heart, every single day

Riding on these open plains, with no regrets or chains

Long live the good old country way