Old Dirt Road Goodness

Chorus

Sun's coming up on an old dirt road

Blue sky above and my worries gone

Barefoot steps in the dew-cool grass

Nothing but time as the days roll on

Post-Chorus

Yodel-ay, yodel-oh

Yodel-ay, yodel-oh

Verse 2

Fish in the creek, and my old straw hat

Chickens peckin' in the barnyard dust

Cane pole ready, and my dog by me

Simple old joys, that's the life I trust

Pre-Chorus

Wind in the pines, calling my name

Humble and free, nothing feels the same

Chorus

Sun's coming up on an old dirt road

Blue sky above and my worries gone

Barefoot steps in the dew-cool grass

Nothing but time as the days roll on

Post-Chorus

Yodel-ay, yodel-oh

Yodel-ay, yodel-oh

Spoken Monologue

Now, I reckon folks ask me why I love the country so much. Well, just take a look around. Out here, the stars shine brighter, and the air's a bit sweeter. Life slows down. You learn to mend what’s broke, thank the Lord for rain, and share supper with family when the work is done. There's a beauty in the way the sun sets over these fields, and a peace you just can’t buy. Yes sir, the great outdoors teaches you to be grateful for little things—like a good harvest, loyal friends, and the sound of a happy hound.

Chorus

Sun's coming up on an old dirt road

Blue sky above and my worries gone

Barefoot steps in the dew-cool grass

Nothing but time as the days roll on

Post-Chorus

Yodel-ay, yodel-oh

Yodel-ay, yodel-oh