

There's a two-lane road outside of town Cuts through the fields where
I grew up
Old Ford parked behind the house Mama's coffee in a chipped-up cup
Daddy'd come home with his hands worn
down
From another ten-hour day He'd tip his hat,
crack a smile And ask us how our day had been
I learned early what matters Ain't always what you can buy
Sometimes it's a front porch conversation And somebody standing by your side
I'm from where the trucks roll down the backroads Where everybody knows
your name Where you hold the door for a stranger And you
show up when somebody needs a hand Where Friday night means football
And Sunday morning means church Where you learn to love what you've
got Before you learn what it's worth Yeah,
I ain't saying it's perfect But I wouldn't trade it for the
world That's where I come from That's what made me who I
am
(who I am)
There's a ball field past the railroad Where we spent most of
our summers
Chasing dreams beneath those lights With a few of my best friends
We'd sit out on the tailgate
Talking 'bout the life we'd lead
Back then we thought we had forever Didn't know how fast it'd
leave
Now some of us went chasing Some of us stayed behind But
every road I ever took Still leads me back in my mind
And if someday these headlights Take me farther than I planned I'll
carry that little town with me
Like a picture in my hand You can change your name You
can change your plans You can leave that dirt behind But you
can't outrun the place That put a piece of itself inside your
heart
I'm from where the trucks roll down the backroads Where the stars
still fill the sky
Where a handshake means something And you don't leave your people behind
Where Friday night means football And Sunday morning means church Where you
learn to love what you've got Before you learn what it's worth
Yeah, I ain't saying it's perfect
But I'd go back there tomorrow If I could turn around and
do it all again That's where I come from That's where I'll
always be
That's what made me who I am
Yeah, that's where I come from
That's where my story began And no matter how far
these wheels take me
I'll always be that hometown man