Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Dust on my boots, gravel under the tires,
A sky so wide, it could swallow your desires.
The fence line's rusted, leaning like time forgot,
And the wind whispers secrets this world never caught.

[Chorus]
Backroads and barbed wire, where my heart's been tied,
A simple life stretched across the countryside.
No neon lights, no city choir,
Just backroads and barbed wire.

[Verse 2]
A porch swing creaks to the rhythm of the night,
Fireflies waltz, their glow soft and bright.
Granddad's old barn leans heavy with its age,
Every plank tells a story, every knot a page.

[Chorus]
Backroads and barbed wire, where my heart's been tied,
A simple life stretched across the countryside.
No neon lights, no city choir,
Just backroads and barbed wire.

[Bridge]
The stars don't need a stage, they shine just fine alone,
And the crickets keep a tempo no one's ever known.
I don’t need much, just the land and its song,
Where backroads and barbed wire keep me strong.

[Chorus]
Backroads and barbed wire, where my heart's been tied,
A simple life stretched across the countryside.
No neon lights, no city choir,
Just backroads and barbed wire.