Country Life
Single | 2025
Releases 14th August 2026
She’s got her eyes
On the highway signs
And I’ve got her’s on mine
Every mile defines more history
Than the Mason Dixon Line
To the right
Hometown diner lights
At a truck stop just off 95
Where the grass grows green
And the sun sets bright
On a Carolina Sunday
So I could call home
And let it all go
we’d live in the fields
Spin the wheels on an old dirt road
If you like
With a foot on the gas
The past in the past
The stars in the corner of our eyes
and through the night
When there was Zach Brown playing on the radio
And we danced through the fields in the fireflies glow
Far from the city, out of Roanoke
I’ve got a woman I love and I won’t let go
I can see her eyes in the front porch light
Laying in the swing with a glass of wine
I've got a whole lot of love and a little more time
I could get used to a country life
Ride away
Toward the Blue Ridge Mountains
the pines’ll sway beside me
And back home magnolia doesn’t grow
So I can stay in The Old Dominion
Where my future’s already written
And we’ll start a market by the lake
So live it with me
And baby you’ll see
I’ll drive in an old black Ford like it’s ‘93
And in the passenger seat
There’ll be
A girl in a dress
Looking her best
We’ll sing ‘till the sunset fades to song
I’m where I belong
When there was Zach Brown playing on the radio
And we danced through the fields in the fireflies glow
Far from the city, out of Roanoke
I’ve got woman I love and I won’t let go
I can see her eyes in the front porch light
Laying in the swing with a glass of wine
I got a whole lot of a love and a little more time
If I lay right here and the world rolls by
I’ll be thinking of Smith mountain
Humming ‘Someone Else’s Dream’
In the moonlight, as the rain falls
And I’m hidden by the sea
When the stars shine up above me,
Gravel underneath my feet,
You’re next to me
And there’d be
Zach Brown playing on the radio
We’ll dance through the fields as the fireflies glow
Far from the city, out of Roanoke
With the woman I love and I won’t let go
I can see her eyes in the front porch light
Laying in the swing with a glass of wine
I've got a whole lot of love and a little more time
I could get used to a country life