Lyrics

[Verse]
The tires hum low on this old gravel road,
Kicking up dust where the memories explode.
A quilt of her laughter stitched in my mind,
Driving to the hill where her spirit aligns.

[Verse 2]
The sun sinks low as the shadows grow deep,
Passing the fields where we’d talk and we'd weep.
Her words still echo, a balm to my pain,
Out where the sky cries her name in the rain.

[Chorus]
Oh, I miss her so, can't let her go,
This road leads me where her wildflowers grow.
An angel watches, her stories unfold,
On this highway of heartbeats, this gravel road.

[Verse 3]
The oak by her stone stands strong like her love,
Branches reach high like her prayers up above.
I sit by her grave, and the memories pour,
Grandma's still with me, forever and more.

[Bridge]
The engine may roar, but it can't drown the sound,
Of the life lessons she gently unwound.
Her wisdom, her warmth, in my heart remain,
In every mile of this rocky terrain.

[Chorus]
Oh, I miss her so, can't let her go,
This road leads me where her wildflowers grow.
An angel watches, her stories unfold,
On this highway of heartbeats, this gravel road.