Lyrics

[Verse]
Sun's settin' slow on a gravel road,
Dust trails rise where the old truck's rode,
Cornfields wave like they know our name,
In this little town, where nothin' feels the same.

[Verse 2]
Grandpa's fiddle's silent in the hall,
Hank's on the radio, memories recall,
Ma hums a hymn while supper's on the way,
Daddy's calloused hands are done for the day.

[Chorus]
We'll drown our hearts in whiskey and song,
Dance through the night, where we feel we belong,
Laugh 'til we cry 'neath the Tennessee sky,
Hold on tight, as the moments pass by.

[Verse 3]
Rusty barns paint tales of days before,
Grandma's quilt's warmth, a love to explore,
Kids run wild through the summer heat,
Barefoot freedom dancing on their feet.

[Verse 4]
Church bells ring on a Sunday mornin' light,
Echoes of faith in the clear blue sight,
Prayers for rain and a harvest grand,
Together we toil, hand in hand.

[Chorus]
We'll drown our hearts in whiskey and song,
Dance through the night, where we feel we belong,
Laugh 'til we cry 'neath the Tennessee sky,
Hold on tight, as the moments pass by.