Backroads and Wildflowers
country, light percussion builds in chorus for dynamic lift, male vocals, acoustic, warm and intimate tone, male vocals; gentle fingerpicked guitar with subtle slide guitar accents, melodic
Backroads and Wildflowers
country, light percussion builds in chorus for dynamic lift, male vocals, acoustic, warm and intimate tone, male vocals; gentle fingerpicked guitar with subtle slide guitar accents, melodic
Lyrics
Verse 1
There's a two-lane road where the gravel fades,
Past the oak tree bend and the milking gate.
That's where you found me, lost in my head,
Counting stars that the city forgets.
Prechorus
Your laugh hit the air like a summer storm,
Soft and wild, it kept me warm.
Chorus
Backroads and wildflowers, you and me,
Dancing in the moonlight, barefoot and free.
Your hand in mine, the world fades away,
Love’s an open sky, and we're here to stay.
Verse 2
You said, "Life's too short to be standing still,"
So we climbed that hill by the old windmill.
The sun kissed your face, set your hair aglow,
I swear right then, I’d never let you go.
Prechorus
The wind whispered secrets through the swaying trees,
But all I could hear was you and me.
Chorus
Backroads and wildflowers, you and me,
Dancing in the moonlight, barefoot and free.
Your hand in mine, the world fades away,
Love’s an open sky, and we're here to stay.