Lyrics

[Verse]
The sun sank low on a dusty plain,
I’d been running too long from my own name.
The whiskey burned but it couldn’t hide,
The hollow man I held inside.

[Verse]
The nights were cold, the guilt ran deep,
Haunted faces stole my sleep.
But in the silence, a voice would call,
Saying it’s not too late to change it all.

[Chorus]
I’m walking the long road home,
Through the sins I’ve sown, the seeds I’ve thrown.
With every mile, I’m shedding my shame,
Trying to be a man who’s earned his name.

[Verse]
A small town church, a preacher’s prayer,
Said forgiveness waits for those who dare.
To face their past, and make it right,
So I turned my horse toward the light.

[Bridge]
The scars I bear, they tell my tale,
Of broken dreams and a heart that failed.
But I won’t let them weigh me down,
Redemption waits in that next town.

[Chorus]
I’m walking the long road home,
Through the sins I’ve sown, the seeds I’ve thrown.
With every mile, I’m shedding my shame,
Trying to be a man who’s earned his name.