Keith and the rocks

Verse 1] Keith rolls out with the morning sun, Boots on the gravel, coffee on the run. That 2001 Chevy, paint chippin’ blue, Rumbles down the road like it’s got work to do. Stormy’s in the back with her head in the wind, Tail thumpin’ like a drum, tongue hangin’ in a grin. He’s got a truck bed full of stone and pride, And Mikayla’s smile waitin’ when the day subsides. [Chorus] He loves rocks, more than gold, Granite dreams and limestone roads. Buildin’ walls with his own two hands, Turnin’ dirt and stone into promised land. With Stormy by his side and love that don’t stop, That’s the life of Keith—the man who loves rocks. [Verse 2] He’ll talk slate and river stone all day long, Playin’ classic Cash while he hauls them strong. Neighbors shake their heads, but they all agree, Ain’t nobody lay a garden like Keith can, guaranteed. Mikayla brings lunch in a mason jar, She’s his sunshine even when the days are hard. He kisses her cheek, wipes the dust from his brow, Says, “I’d trade every pebble just to hold you now.” [Chorus] He loves rocks, more than gold, Gravel dreams and sandstone goals. Stackin’ borders where the wildflowers bloom, Singin’ to the soil like a country tune. With Stormy by his side and love that don’t stop, That’s the life of Keith—the man who loves rocks. [Bridge] Some folks chase diamonds, some chase fame, But Keith just needs a pick-up and his family name. In a yard full of stone, he finds his peace, With a hound, a Chevy, and Mikayla’s sweet kiss. [Final Chorus] Yeah, he loves rocks, it’s plain to see, But he loves Stormy and Mikayla more than any boulder or creek. Underneath that sun or a sky full of stars, He’s a simple man with a big ol’ heart. With Stormy by his side and love that don’t stop, That’s the life of Keith—the man who loves rocks. [Outro] So raise a toast to the ones who build from the land, With weathered hands and a lifelong plan. Keith’s still drivin’ that blue truck down the block, Smilin’ wide—yeah, the man sure loves his rocks.