Old Man's Ride

Lyrics

[Verse]
On that old Wide Glide, he's ridin' proud and true,
With his Sage beside him, skies forever blue.
Claire's arms around his waist, they share the midnight air,
Three souls united, in a love beyond compare.

[Verse 2]
The wind it whispers secrets, tales of days gone by,
As the miles just roll on, ‘neath the Tennessee sky.
With every twist and turn, their spirits soar anew,
Through fields of golden memories, and dreams that still come true.

[Chorus]
Old man's ridin' free, with his family by his side,
Feelin' all the years flow, like a never-ending tide.
Through the heart of Dixie, under heaven's open wide,
On that old Wide Glide, with love they take the ride.

[Verse 3]
Each mile a testament, to battles fought and won,
In the mornin' light they cherish, ‘neath the settin' sun.
Heartaches and heartbeats, every story's part,
Etched in chrome and leather, like tattoos on the heart.

[Verse 4]
A lifetime’s worth of highways, in lines upon his face,
With Sage a steady mirror, and Claire's gentle embrace.
They move as one, a trinity of grace,
Findin' joy in the journey, never losin’ pace.

[Chorus]
Old man's ridin' free, with his family by his side,
Feelin' all the years flow, like a never-ending tide.
Through the heart of Dixie, under heaven's open wide,
On that old Wide Glide, with love they take the ride.