Bad Girl Jojo swaay

[Intro] [Verse 1] Dusty tires hummin' on a two-lane dream, Sunset fades to neon in a roadside scene. Sixty-seven miles of freedom in my veins, A map of rust and glory, whispered through the plains. [Chorus] Oh, Highway 67, you’re a lonesome friend, Twistin’ through the echoes of where I’ve been. From the ghost towns sighin’ to the river’s bend, You carry all my stories—I’ll ride you till the end. [Verse 2] Met a diner waitress with a tattooed smile, She said, “This road’s a rhythm—you’ll forget the miles.” Coffee cup philosophy and a half-moon light, We laughed about the dreams that slip into the night. [Chorus] Oh, Highway 67, you’re a lonesome friend, Twistin’ through the echoes of where I’ve been. From the ghost towns sighin’ to the river’s bend, You carry all my stories—I’ll ride you till the end. [Bridge] Some say it’s just asphalt, but I know it’s alive, A silver thread of memories where the brave survive. Every crack and mile marker’s a chapter yet untold, A heartbeat for the wanderers breakin’ free from the mold. [Chorus] Oh, Highway 67, you’re a lonesome friend, Twistin’ through the echoes of where I’ve been. From the ghost towns sighin’ to the river’s bend, You carry all my stories—I’ll ride you till the end. [Outro]