Red Dirt Road

Album cover art for "Red Dirt Road" by Brooks & Dunn

Brooks & Dunn - Country, Rock

Red Dirt Road

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[Verse 1] I was raised off of Rural Route 3 Out past where the blacktop ends We'd walk to church on Sunday morning Race barefoot back to the Johnson's fence That's where I first saw Mary On that roadside pickin' blackberries That summer I turned a corner in my soul Down that red dirt road [Chorus] It's where I drank my first beer It's where I found Jesus Where I wrecked my first car I tore it all to pieces I learned the path to Heaven Is full of sinners and believers Learned that happiness on Earth Ain't just for high achievers I've learned, I've come to know There's life at both ends of that red dirt road [Verse 2] Her daddy didn't like me much With my shackled up GTO I'd sneak out in the middle of the night Throw rocks at her bedroom window We'd turn out the headlights Drive by the moonlight Talk about what the future might hold Down that red dirt road [Chorus] It's where I drank my first beer It's where I found Jesus Where I wrecked my first car I tore it all to pieces I learned the path to Heaven Is full of sinners and believers Learned that happiness on Earth Ain't just for high achievers I've learned, I've come to know There's life at both ends of that red dirt road [Bridge] I went out into the world And I came back in I lost Mary Oh, I got her back again And driving home tonight Feels like I've found a long lost friend [Chorus] It's where I drank my first beer It's where I found Jesus Where I wrecked my first car I tore it all to pieces I learned the path to Heaven Is full of sinners and believers Learned that happiness on Earth Ain't just for high achievers I've learned, I've come to know There's life at both ends of that red dirt road [Outro] Yes, I've learned, I've come to know There's life at both ends of that red dirt road

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Credits

Writers
  • Ronnie Dunn
  • Kix Brooks