Midnight on the Cornfield

Lyrics

[INTRO] Singing a rustling hymn under the old oak tree, A quiet wind, a flicker of prairie fire. [VERSE 1] The dust rolls in with a tired sunrise, Old boots tap on the gravel road. A honky‑tonk heart beats in the distance, Dreams of a farm, a life of low‑to‑high hopes. [CHORUS] Midnight on the cornfield, lights glow like stars, We’re chasing the moon in a country song that’s ours. With a twang and a smile, we let the night fall, Sing a hymn for the hills, hear the wind’s call. [VERSE 2] There’s a porch swing, a porch light in the night, A faded photograph in the hands of a kid. The radio hums with a good‑old blue‑grass tune, And the beat of the heart says, “Let’s stay forever.” [CHORUS] Midnight on the cornfield, lights glow like stars, We’re chasing the moon in a country song that’s ours. With a twang and a smile, we let the night fall, Sing a hymn for the hills, hear the wind’s call. [BRIDGE] Under the moon’s silver, the world’s quiet and calm, We’re holding each other, and we’re keeping the flame. A promise that the wind will carry us home, A dream that the horizon will keep shining. [CHORUS] Midnight on the cornfield, lights glow like stars, We’re chasing the moon in a country song that’s ours. With a twang and a smile, we let the night fall, Sing a hymn for the hills, hear the wind’s call. [OUTRO] The song fades into the rustling leaves, a silent echo. And we keep dreaming in the light of a country sky.