Brothers Road

(Verse 1)  
Out here on ten acres of memory and grace,  
Where the mesquite trees whisper her name in this place.  
I’ve been tending her garden, slow with each fall,  
But today I heard tires on the long gravel call.
(Chorus)  
‘Cause my brothers came down from the California sun,  
Glen and Jeff, two hearts and one run.  
We built our roots deep, now we’re holding the line,  
Keeping Mom safe, one day at a time.
(Verse 2)  
Glen’s on the drill, Jeff’s hammer in hand,  
I’m cooking her breakfast, the way she still plans.  
We laugh ‘bout our childhood, how the years seem to spin,  
And she smiles in her chair like she’s young once again.
(Chorus)  
Yeah, my brothers came down from the California sun,  
Glen and Jeff, two hearts and one run.  
We built our roots deep, now we’re holding the line,  
Keeping Mom safe, one day at a time.
(Bridge)  
Evening falls soft over fields turning gold,  
The stories get truer each time they’re retold.  
The work never ends, but the love never tires—  
The porch light still burns with old family fires.
(Final Chorus)  
Now my brothers came down and we’re standing as one,  
Under wide desert skies where the daylight’s begun.  
There’s peace in the labor, there’s grace in the climb,  
With Mom in our care, one day at a time.

Country ballad, dobro guitar, fiddle, male singer with harmony singers