Lyrics

[Verse]
John and Richard, two good friends,
Driving their truck through thick and thin.
From mountain peaks to desert sands,
Counting miles with calloused hands.

[Verse 2]
Nights are cold on those open roads,
So close they sleep, the warmth unfolds.
Beard to beard, a bond they share,
A simple touch, a tender care.

[Chorus]
From East to West, they’ve seen it all,
Laughter echoes, heeds the call.
But when Richard lets one go at night,
John draws the line, says, "That ain't right."

[Verse 3]
Sunrise finds them side by side,
Windows down, open skies.
Their journey long, stories spun,
Each new dawn, a rising sun.

[Bridge]
They laugh and fight, but in the end,
They’re more than truckers, they're true friends.
Life on the road can be so tough,
But brotherhood, it's more than enough.

[Chorus]
From East to West, they’ve seen it all,
Laughter echoes, heeds the call.
But when Richard lets one go at night,
John draws the line, says, "That ain't right."