(yeah)
(grateful)

Sun coming up on a two-lane bend
Dust on the tires, peace settling in
No billboards telling me who to be
Just time and truth riding shotgun with me
Learned real fast what matters most
When the signal drops and it’s just your soul
Had less money than I did stress
Still thanked God for what I had left

I didn’t grow up with much to claim
But I grew roots deep in my name
Every slow mile taught me grace
Every wrong turn put me in place

Backroad blessings, small-town prayers
Lessons learned in folding chairs
Didn’t have much, but I had direction
Faith in the miles, not the destination
Backroad blessings, hands still dirty
Heart stayed full when the tank got empty
If I ever forget what grounded me
Remind me where the roads stopped guiding me (yeah)

I’ve seen stars clearer off the grid
Than anywhere the skyline lives
Heard more truth in a silence long
Than in crowds that just talk loud
I don’t rush what’s meant to grow
I don’t chase what don’t feel whole
If it took the long way to find my way
I still thank God I’m here today

I learned patience from gravel roads
Learned strength where nothing glows
If the world spins fast around me
I slow it down to what I know

Backroad blessings, small-town prayers
Lessons learned in folding chairs
Didn’t have much, but I had direction
Faith in the miles, not the destination
Backroad blessings, hands still dirty
Heart stayed full when the tank got empty
If I ever forget what grounded me
Remind me where the roads stopped guiding me

I don’t regret the pace it took
Every chapter, every crooked look
If I win big, I know the reason
I was raised on quiet seasons

(grateful)
(still grounded)

Backroad blessings made me patient
Made me strong without me sayin’
If I shine now, it’s just reflection
Of the dirt-road truth that raised me
Backroad blessings, still with me
Even when the road gets busy
If I’m ever lost in momentum
I’ll come back here and remember

(backroad blessings)
(always)