Barefoot in the Meadow

Wakin' with the dawn, coffee brewin' strong, Fields stretchin' wide under skies so blue. Hands in the soil, singin' our song, Livin' this life, me and you.

Daddy taught me how to mend the fence at sunrise, Mama's garden bloomin' with tomatoes ripe and red. We'd bale the hay till sweat soaked our prize, Siblings laughin' as the day was fed. Evenin's 'round the table, stories fill the air, Passin' plates of cornbread, feelin' no despair. First glance at her smile across the meadow green, Sparks that lit my heart, the sweetest dream I've seen. Hard days on the tractor, pullin' through the rain, But family ties that bind us, easin' every pain. Those summer nights dancin' barefoot in the grass, Memories like treasures, moments that will last.

These dirt roads wind back to where my heart belongs, Simple joys and hard-won songs. Love that grows like corn in the summer sun, Rural roots run deep, oh what we've begun. Yeah, we're tougher than the storms that blow, Hearts full of fire, watchin' sunsets glow. Nothin' beats this life we've known, Country soul, forever home.

Years have pulled me far, city lights aglow, But pullin' me back is that old familiar road. Miss the calloused hands, the faith that helps us grow, Through every trial, we've carried the load.

These dirt roads wind back to where my heart belongs, Simple joys and hard-won songs. Love that grows like corn in the summer sun, Rural roots run deep, oh what we've begun. Yeah, we're tougher than the storms that blow, Hearts full of fire, watchin' sunsets glow. Nothin' beats this life we've known, Country soul, forever home.

Wakin' with the dawn, coffee brewin' strong, Fields callin' me, where I truly belong. Yeah, country soul, singin' our song.