Rolling Down the Highway Lyrics

Rollin' down the highway with nothin' but the sun

A six string and a suitcase and I'm long gone from everyone

The wind in my hair, the dust on my boots

Leavin' behind all those hometown roots

Every mile is a story, every turn a new tale

But none of it matters when you're ridin' the rails

So ride on, ride on to the sound of the wind

The old bill's the only friend I've ever been

With a heart full of stories and miles left to go

I'm rollin' down the highway with no place to call home

No place to call home

I left that old town with a tear in my eye

But the sky had told me it's time to say goodbye

My hands on the wheel, my foot on the gas

I learned not to look back at what couldn't last

There's a honky-tonk bar just a few miles ahead

Where I'll sing my song and rest my head

So ride on, ride on to the sound of the wind

The old bill's the only friend I've ever been

With a heart full of stories and miles left to go

I'm rollin' down the highway with no place to call home

I've loved and I've lost, but the road never ends

It's a long, lonely journey, but at least I've my friends

The stars are my guide, the moon is my light

I'm a highway rider, never losing sight

So ride on, ride on to the sound of the wind

The old bill's the only friend I've ever been

With a heart full of stories and miles left to go

I'm rollin' down the highway with no place to call home

Guitar solo

I've loved and I've lost, but the road never ends

It's a long, lonely journey, but at least I've my friends

The stars are my guide, the moon is my light

I'm a highway rider, never losing sight

So ride on, ride on to the sound of the wind

The old bill's the only friend I've ever been

With a heart full of stories and miles left to go

I'm rollin' down the highway with no place to call home

No place to call home

No place to call home

No place to call home

No place to call home