

There's a quiet stretch of blacktop
Where the tall oak trees stand tall
Just a dot on map of blue grass Where the evening shadows
fall
Oh, Philpot, Kentucky,
you're calling me home
Underneath the wide open sky
No matter how far down
this highway I roam
Your gravel roads never run dry
(yeah, they never run
dry)
Passing by the old white chapel
Where the Sunday bells still ring
Hearing echoes from the front porch
As the cicadas start to sing
Oh, Philpot, Kentucky,
you're calling me home
Underneath the wide open sky
No matter how far down
this highway I roam
Your gravel
roads never run dry
(oh, home)
Sometimes the world
gets too loud and too fast
And I need to feel something that's built to last
Philpot, Kentucky...
My home...