Album
Heart Wide Open
Track
7
Duration
3:22
Key
D Major

Lyrics

Crossed the county line at half past five Sun was settin' on the passenger side Same old water tower, same old sign Welcome home to where I left behind Passed the church where mama got baptized The football field under Friday night lights Every mile is like a memory on rewind Taking me back to a simpler time These red dirt roads know my name They watched me leave, they called me back again Through the corn and the cotton and the summer rain These red dirt roads run through my veins No matter how far I go, I can't escape These red dirt roads will always feel like grace There's the diner where I had my first date The parking lot where I learned to tailgate The old oak tree where I carved his name Some things around here never really change City lights were bright but they felt so cold Nothing like this sunset made of gold I thought I needed more than this old town But everything I need is what I found These red dirt roads know my name They watched me leave, they called me back again Through the corn and the cotton and the summer rain These red dirt roads run through my veins No matter how far I go, I can't escape These red dirt roads will always feel like grace I've seen the skylines and the city crowds But nothing feels as loud As the quiet of this place I'm from Where I know I still belong These red dirt roads know my name They watched me leave, they pulled me back again Through the memories, the laughter, and the pain These red dirt roads run through my veins No matter how far I go, I'll always come back To these red dirt roads, they're my home, they're my map Red dirt roads... red dirt roads...

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