Bert Geurtz

Intro: Em Am Em Em Am Em Em Am Em [Verso 1] Em Left Atlanta in the early heat Am Coffee black and dust on my feet D Radio crackled, old guitars cried Em Miles rolled out like a river wide Em Through the hills where the pines lean slow Am Past little towns nobody knows D Every sunset painted gold C Every roadside story old [Refrão] Em And the road keeps singing my name Am Southbound wheels and a heart untamed D From the river bends to neon nights Em Still I miss those Georgia lights Em Oh the world feels wide and free Am But home still whispers back to me D C D Em Like an old porch song in the wind Calling me home again Solo: Em Am Em [Verso 2] Em Saw jukebox queens and bourbon rain Am Train tracks humming through the plain D Late night laughter, smoky bars Em Blue moon hanging over parked cars Em Down where the river moves like sin Am Brass bands dancing through the din D I thought maybe I could stay C But every highway curves away [Refrão] Em And the road keeps singing my name Am Southbound wheels and a heart untamed D From the river bends to neon nights Em Still I miss those Georgia lights Em Oh the world feels wide and free Am But home still whispers back to me D C D Em Like an old porch song in the wind Calling me home again Solo: Em Am D Em Em C D Em Am [Ponte] C D Theres a kind of lonely in freedom too Em Even when the sky is big and blue Am You chase the horizon line by line Till you miss what you left behind [Refrão] Em Yeah the road keeps singing my name Am Dusty boots and a heart half-changed D All those nights beneath southern skies Em Still I dream of home sometimes Em And the wheels roll on through the dawn Am But I know where I belong D C When the last song fades away D Atlantas waiting there for me Outro: Em Am Em Em Am Em Em Am Em Dm Em