Open Sky Lyrics

The moon dripped silver, the night hummed low

When he rolled into town with nowhere to go

Ink on his arms, a six-string slung tight

His grin whispered danger—and she knew it felt right

Her diamonds and pearls weighed heavy and cold

While his wild heart beat with stories untold

He whispered, "Stay, and you'll rust in chains"

And the spark in her chest lit wild like flames

She left her name where the past can't pry

Traded silk sheets for an open sky

No looking back, no goodbye notes

Just freedom riding in a weathered coat

They cut through the night on a stolen breeze

Highways sang beneath the whispering trees

In back-alley bars, they danced and they swayed

Two untamed hearts, never meant to obey

But morning shattered like a windowpane

Her husband stormed in, wild with disdain

"Come home," he snarled, his anger untamed

"This isn't a life—it's just playing games"

She kissed the wanderer's sunburned cheek

Said, "The world's for the bold, not the meek"

The ring on her finger, she tossed to the ground

"Home's a place where I won't be bound"

She left her name where the past can't pry

Traded silk sheets for an open sky

No looking back, no goodbye notes

Just freedom riding in a weathered coat

Her husband raised fists, fire in his glare

But the wanderer grinned, unbothered by fear

"Not tonight," he said, soft as a breeze

And they slipped through the dawn like thieves through the trees

She left her name where the past can't pry

Traded silk sheets for an open sky

No looking back, no goodbye notes

Just freedom riding in a weathered coat

Some say freedom's a fleeting art

That restless souls break their own hearts

But others swear they saw her fly

With laughter loud beneath a boundless sky