
That Diner in the Holler
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- traditional country
- female vocalist
- honky tonk
- countrypolitan
- country
- happy
About
Found my love in the Smoky Mountais
Lyrics
Verse 1
I drove up through the holler on a Friday night
Window rolled down and the radio low
Stopped at that old diner off of 441
Where the biscuits are golden and the coffee's slow
Had my head full of heartbreak and a tank full of doubt
When you slid into the booth across from mine
You asked for the sugar and I handed it over
And Lord, I knew right then I'd found my sign
Pre-Chorus
And the mist rolled down the ridgeline
Like a veil on a bride
Chorus
Found my love in the smoky mountains
Where the fog hangs low and the pines grow tall
Found my heart on a gravel road
Where the creek sings soft and I gave my all
Yeah I searched the whole world over but I finally know
I found my love in the smoky mountains
Verse 2
We danced on the porch when the rain came down
To a fiddle tune crackling on the radio
You held my hand like a promise made
In the hush of the twilight's amber glow
We hiked to the peak where the eagles glide
And you whispered my name on the cold clean air
Your eyes were the color of the river stones
And I knew right there I had no more cares
Pre-Chorus
And the sun broke through the treeline
Like a blessing from above
Chorus
Found my love in the smoky mountains
Where the fog hangs low and the pines grow tall
Found my heart on a gravel road
Where the creek sings soft and I gave my all
Yeah I searched the whole world over but I finally know
I found my love in the smoky mountains
Bridge
Two more years and a ring on my hand
Standing right where we first met
That old diner's still pouring coffee
But now I don't ever leave here yet
Chorus
Found my love in the smoky mountains
Where the fog hangs low and the pines grow tall
Found my heart on a gravel road
Where the creek sings soft and I gave my all
Yeah I searched the whole world over but I finally know
I found my love in the smoky mountains
I found my love in the smoky mountains
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