Where Country Grows
Where Country Grows: Embracing Life's Heartfelt Moments
Lyrics
Have you ever rode a dirt road with the windows rolled down
Describes the experience of driving on a dirt road with open windows.
Smelling that honeysuckle vine
References the scent of honeysuckle vine, adding a sensory element to the scene.
Riding for no reason and you're lookin' not seeing
Expresses aimless riding, where one looks without a specific purpose.
A house but every few miles
Mentions sparse houses, highlighting the rural landscape.
Have you ever been rockin' on the porch with your daddy
Depicts a moment of rocking on a porch with a father, observing the slow pace of life.
Watchin' the world turn slow
Continues to emphasize the unhurried nature of life in the countryside.
That's where country grows
States that this unhurried lifestyle is where "country grows," suggesting it's the essence of country living.
It's in the hearts of those who know what life's all about
Describes the values embedded in the hearts of those familiar with rural life.
It's laying your head on your pillow and fallin' to sleep proud
Expresses the pride in one's life and actions, particularly at bedtime.
You bow your head to Jesus 'cause He's where it all comes from
Acknowledges a connection to Jesus as the source of all things.
And you know He'll forgive you for the wrong you've done
Reflects on the forgiveness available for mistakes made.
Ooh, it's in the earth and the church and the words that we speak slow
Highlights the significance of the earth, church, and deliberate speech in country life.
That's where country grows
Reiterates that the essence of country living is found in these elements.
Have you ever seen a young boy open up the door
Depicts a young boy displaying a gesture of respect for an old lady.
For an old lady walkin' in slow
Continues to highlight acts of kindness, emphasizing a slow pace.
Or a shoe polish heart on a second hand car
Touches on sentimental details like messages on a second-hand car.
Saying "Shelly loves Billy" on the window
Describes a message on a car window expressing love, adding a personal touch.
Have you ever heard a mama cry saying goodbye
Portrays the emotional moment of a mother saying goodbye to her soldier.
But she knows her soldiers gotta go, oh
Reiterates that these emotional moments are where "country grows."
That's where country grows
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It's in the hearts of those who know what life's all about
Restates the pride in one's life and actions before bedtime.
It's laying your head on your pillow and fallin' to sleep proud
Reaffirms the connection to Jesus and the forgiveness for mistakes.
You bow your head to Jesus cause He's where it all comes from
(Empty row)
And you know He'll forgive you for the wrong you've done
Reiterates the significance of the earth, church, and deliberate speech in country life.
Ooh, it's in the earth and the church and the words that we speak slow
Confirms that these elements are fundamental to where "country grows."
That's where country grows
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You bow your head to Jesus cause He's where it all comes from
Reaffirms the connection to Jesus and emphasizes the origin of all things.
In the end He'll forgive us for the wrong we've done
Expresses the belief in forgiveness for mistakes made in the end.
Ooh, it's in the earth and the church and the words that we speak slow
Reiterates the importance of the earth, church, and deliberate speech in country life.
That's where country grows
Concludes with the idea that this is where "country grows."
That's where country grows
Repeats the conclusion that this is where "country grows."
Have you ever heard a song that changed your life
Highlights the impact of a song on one's life, emphasizing the role of music.
Coming through the radio
Mentions the medium of radio as the source of a life-changing song.
That's where country grows
Concludes with the statement that this is where "country grows," linking music to the essence of country life.
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