Highway 19 - Casey Daniels Band

Daddy drew water from an old dug well

A little dirty, but cold as hell

We had cows and chickens and an old truck patch

Lots of love when Mama made us mad

We had everything that we could need

On an old dirt road off Highway 19

I moved to the city when I turned 18

Long haired country boy had holes in my jeans

My old hat, and these worn out boots

Never gave a damn 'bout no city boy fools

Headed back to the sticks, where I could be me

On an old dirt road off of Highway 19

One store, one café, a hundred dirt roads that ain’t been paved

Backwoods, bonfires, don’t get your ass cut by the barbed wire

Home sweet home, set me free

On an old dirt road off of Highway 19

My granddaddy bought this land

And he built it up with his bare hands

A Long time coming since back in '23

He gave it to my daddy, daddy gave it to me

Ain’t no man going to take it away

And if you trespass, there’ll be hell to pay

I got a shotgun, a bible, and a rifle

Bury your ass won’t leave no survivors

No headstone under that oak tree

On an old dirt road off of Highway 19

One store, one café, a hundred dirt roads that ain’t been paved

Backwoods, bonfires, don’t get your ass cut by the barbed wire

Home sweet home, set me free

On an old dirt road off of Highway 19

If you’re lookin' you know where I’ll be

On an old dirt road off Highway 19

It’s where I was born;

where I was raised

Until the good Lord puts me in the grave

One store, one café, a hundred dirt roads that ain’t been paved

Backwoods, bonfires, don’t get your ass cut by the barbed wire

Home sweet home, set me free

On an old dirt road off of Highway 19

On an old dirt road

On an old dirt road