Lyrics

Verse 1:
There’s a place where the rivers meet, where time stands still,
Down in Harpers Ferry, by the old stone mill.
History whispers in the Shenandoah’s tide,
Where the hills tell stories, and the ghosts still ride.

Pre-Chorus:
The Blue Ridge glows in the morning light,
And the fireflies dance on a summer night.
Ain’t no place I’d rather be,
Than here where the land runs wild and free.

Chorus:
Take me down to Charles Town where the neon glows,
Rolling dice where the river flows.
From the mountaintops to the old rail tracks,
This land gives more than it ever takes back.
Singin’ sweet, sweet West Virginia nights,
Where the stars shine down, and the earth feels right.

Verse 2:
Walkin’ through the town where John Brown stood,
Echoes of freedom still ring through the wood.
Hikers pass by on the Appalachian trail,
While the wind tells tales in a mountain gale.

Pre-Chorus:
The sunset paints the sky in gold,
And the stories here will never grow old.
Ain’t no place I’d rather be,
Than where the land gives life to me.

Chorus (Repeat)
Take me down to Charles Town where the neon glows,
Rolling dice where the river flows.
From the mountaintops to the old rail tracks,
This land gives more than it ever takes back.
Singin’ sweet, sweet West Virginia nights,
Where the stars shine down, and the earth feels right.

Bridge:
Through the winding roads and valleys deep,
The earth holds secrets it swore to keep.
The rivers run, the mountains stand tall,
And the land still sings through it all.

Outro:
So if you find yourself on a country road,
With a heart full of dreams and a love that grows,
Stop by the Ferry, let the water guide,
And feel the West Virginia pride.