Sundy Best - Mountain Parkway lyrics

A tin roof on an A-framed house A barren field with a horse and cow A wide one room church where people say their vows Naked trees and evergreens A hitchhiker walks in holey jeans A big yellow school bus is loaded down with dreams. I drove for miles, this is what I've seen Yeah, I've gone to all these places, like a door without a screen I've been to Nashville, through Bowling Green Yeah, there's nothing like the lines that run, from here to one-fourteen If the road was a song, this is what it'd say when you drive the Mountain Parkway Yeah, when you drive the Mountain Parkway. The wooden crosses and exit signs The road contruction's faded lines A place where all of these flat lands turn to mountain skies An old barn where tobacco hangs Farms where folks were born and stayed And every house that I pa** by has a worn flag that's raised. I drove for miles, this is what I've seen Yeah, I've gone to all these places, like a door without a screen I've been to Nashville, through Bowling Green Yeah, there's nothing like the line that runs from here to one-fourteen If the road was a song, this is what it'd say when you drive the Mountain Parkway Yeah, when you drive the Mountain Parkway. Yeah, I know it like the back of my hand Yeah, we're close just like a kin I could drive it with my eyes closed, but I wouldn't want to miss At mile marker twenty-two, where the hillsides show their face, right there, on the mountain parkway. I drove for miles, this is what I've seen Yeah, I've gone to all these places, like a door without a screen I've been to Pikeville, route twenty-three Yeah, there's nothing like the lines that run, sixty-four to one-fourteen If the road was a song, this is what it'd say when you drive the Mountain Parkway Yeah, when you drive the Mountain Parkway