[Verse 1]
I’ve been chasing sunsets down a two-lane road,
With a little bit of heaven and a heavy old load.
Got Tennessee skies hanging over my head,
And a heart full of words I ain’t never quite said.
From the Smoky Mountain rain to a Colorado dawn,
I’ve learned sometimes you gotta leave to know where you belong.
Got a suitcase full of memories,
And your name on my mind,
Somewhere between yesterday
And the rest of my life.
[Pre-Chorus]
Yeah, I’ve been lost, I’ve been found,
I’ve been running all over this town,
But every road I take somehow
Keeps bringing me back around.
[CHORUS]
From the Tennessee skies
To the Colorado mountains,
Across the Texas plains
Where the wild wind’s howling,
I’d cross every state,
I’d drive all night,
Just to see that look
In your eyes tonight.
Yeah, the world is wide,
But my heart knows where it’s at,
From a front porch swing
To a highway out back.
If love’s a road, baby,
I’m ready to ride—
Tennessee skies,
Colorado mountains,
Texas plains,
And you by my side.
[Verse 2]
There’s an old six-string sitting in the backseat,
A little dust on the dash and your hand holding mine.
We don’t need a map, we don’t need a plan,
Just two wild hearts and a little bit of land.
Texas moon shining like a spotlight,
Your hair blowing wild underneath that Friday night.
Radio playing some old-school song,
And for three perfect minutes,
Nothing could go wrong.
[Pre-Chorus]
We’ve been young, we’ve been wrong,
We’ve been trying to figure where we belong.
But when you’re dancing in my arms,
Girl, nothing feels wrong.
[CHORUS]
From the Tennessee skies
To the Colorado mountains,
Across the Texas plains
Where the wild wind’s howling,
I’d cross every state,
I’d drive all night,
Just to see that look
In your eyes tonight.
Yeah, the world is wide,
But my heart knows where it’s at,
From a front porch swing
To a highway out back.
If love’s a road, baby,
I’m ready to ride—
Tennessee skies,
Colorado mountains,
Texas plains,
And you by my side.
[Bridge – big emotional lift]
Maybe home ain’t a place on a map,
Maybe home is wherever you’re at.
Could be a cabin in the Rockies,
Could be a porch in Tennessee,
Could be somewhere out in Texas
With your hand wrapped around me.
And if tomorrow takes us somewhere
That we’ve never been before,
Girl, I’ll follow that horizon
Till I can’t drive anymore.
[Final Chorus – bigger, sing-along]
From the Tennessee skies
To the Colorado mountains,
Across the Texas plains
Where the wild wind’s howling,
I’d cross every state,
I’d drive all night,
Just to see that look
In your eyes tonight.
Yeah, the world is wide,
But my heart knows where it’s at,
You can keep the city lights—
I don’t need none of that.
Give me your hand, baby,
I’ll give you mine,
We’ll make a little forever
On a long county line.
Tennessee skies…
Colorado mountains…
Texas plains…
And you by my side.
[Outro]
Yeah, wherever this old highway goes,
As long as you’re riding shotgun,
Baby, that’s home.