Verse 1

I packed my bags on a tired Sunday morning

City lights felt cold instead of warm and

Every street I walked just echoed your name

I smiled through the hurt, but it never changed

Coffee stains and a dashboard prayer

Miles of memories floating through the air

Then I crossed that old state line again

And I felt my broken heart start bending

Chorus

Let my healing begin in Pennsylvania

Where the fields roll gold and the hearts don’t change ya

On those backroads under heaven’s glow

That’s where my weary soul can finally let go

Let my healing begin in Pennsylvania

Small-town lights sing a sweet refrain ya

From the mountains high to the rivers wide

I’ll find myself on that countryside ride

Verse 2

There’s a farmhouse sitting by the river bend

Where laughter still lives on the porch at ten

And the cows out grazing don’t care who you’ve been

Funny how the simple things help you mend

Mama’s piano softly fills the room

An old familiar hymn cuts through the gloom

For the first time in a long, long while

I catch myself wearing a real smile

Chorus

Let my healing begin in Pennsylvania

Where the fields roll gold and the hearts don’t change ya

On those backroads under heaven’s glow

That’s where my weary soul can finally let go

Let my healing begin in Pennsylvania

Small-town lights sing a sweet refrain ya

From the mountains high to the rivers wide

I’ll find myself on that countryside ride

Bridge

No big skyline, no flashing neon

Just fireflies dancing after dusk is gone

And every winding road feels like a friend

Whispering, “You can start again…”

Final Chorus

Let my healing begin in Pennsylvania

Where the stars shine bright and the nights still save ya

With the radio low and the windows down

I’m finally losing what used to weigh me down

Let my healing begin in Pennsylvania

Like an old piano song from yesterday-a

From the mountains high to the rivers wide

I found my peace on that countryside ride

Outro

Mm-mm… Pennsylvania

That’s where my healing begins