Lyrics

[Verse]
In a one-room house just down by the creek,
Where the sunflowers bloom and the old woods creak,
There's a rocking chair and a two-dog night,
And a jar of fireflies lighting up the sight.

[Verse 2]
Down at the diner where the coffee's black,
Folks gather 'round with stories to unpack,
Betty's at the counter with a knowing smile,
And the jukebox plays that song we loved awhile.

[Chorus]
These simple days, they go so fast,
Moments like these, I wish they'd last,
Country roads and evening skies,
Simple days and clear blue eyes.

[Verse 3]
Grandma's stitching quilts for a Sunday sale,
While the church bells ring through the morning veil,
Children's laughter echoes through the fields,
Where the crops of summer offer hearty yields.

[Bridge]
Old barn dances under moonlit beams,
Summer nights are filling up with dreams,
Guitar strings and mandolin vibes,
Playing songs of hope and small-town pride.

[Verse 4]
Rusty pickup trucks take the long way home,
Past the silent farms where the wild flowers roam,
There's a porch light glowing at the end of the lane,
Welcoming weary hearts back again.