Dusty Roads and Porchlight Glows

[Intro] (Soft guitar strumming, gentle harmonica fade-in) [Verse 1] We were kids in pickup trucks, chasing dreams down old dirt tracks, Your hand-me-down boots kicking dust, my heart never lookin’ back. Friday nights at the football games, sneakin’ sips from Daddy’s flask, You’d laugh and say, “This town’s too small,” but we both knew it’d last. [Chorus] Oh, it’s dusty roads and porchlight glows, two hearts b**t in the slow, sweet rain, Sunsets painted on your windowpane, our love’s a timeless refrain. From the diner’s coffee-stained hello to the fields where the wildflowers grow, This old town’s got a hold on us, and honey, I’ll never let go. [Verse 2] Then the years spun like tractor wheels, you left for a city sky, I stayed and fixed that ol’ porch swing, watched fireflies paint the night. But distance can’t untie a knot that’s woven through the years, You came back with a suitcase heart and a smile mixed with tears. [Chorus] Oh, it’s dusty roads and porchlight glows, two hearts b**t in the slow, sweet rain, Sunsets painted on your windowpane, our love’s a timeless refrain. From the diner’s coffee-stained hello to the fields where the wildflowers grow, This old town’s got a hold on us, and honey, I’ll never let go. [Bridge] Now we’re sippin’ lemonade, swayin’ slow in the August heat, Your head on my shoulder, the world feels right, our story’s finally complete. The church bell rings, the creek still sings the song we wrote at sixteen, A love like ours is a harvest grown in the soil where we’ve always been. [Chorus] Oh, it’s dusty roads and porchlight glows, two hearts b**t in the slow, sweet rain, Sunsets painted on your windowpane, our love’s a timeless refrain. From the diner’s coffee-stained hello to the fields where the wildflowers grow, This old town’s got a hold on us, and honey, I’ll never let go. [Outro] (Fiddle solo fades, soft guitar strumming resolves)