Mountain Parkway Lyrics - Sundy Best

A tin roof on an A-framed house 

A barren field with a horse and cow 

A white, worn road church 

Where people say their vows 

Naked trees and evergreens 

A hitchhiker walks in holey jeans 

A big yellow school bus 

Is loaded down with dreams 

I drove for miles, this is what I've seen 

I've gone through all these places 

Like a door without a screen 

I've been to Nashville 

Through Bowling Green 

There's nothing like the line that run 

From here to One-Fourteen 

If the road was a song 

This is what it'd say 

When you drive the mountain parkway 

Yeah, when you drive 

The mountain parkway 

Wooden crosses and exit signs 

Road construction and faded lines 

Place where all of these flat lands 

Turn to mountain skies 

I know a barn where tobacco hangs 

Farms where folks were born and stayed 

And every house that I pass by 

Has a worn flag that's raised 

I drove for miles, this is what I've seen 

I've gone through all these places 

Like a door without a screen 

I've been to Nashville 

Through Bowling Green 

There's nothing like the line that run 

From here to One-Fourteen 

If the road was a song 

This is what it'd say 

When you drive the mountain parkway 

Yeah, when you drive 

The mountain parkway 

I know it like the back of my hand 

We're close just like kids 

I could drive it with my eyes closed 

But I wouldn't wanna miss 

At my marker twenty-two 

Where the hillsides show their face 

Right there, on the mountain parkway 

I drove for miles, this is what I've seen 

I've gone through all these places 

Like a door without a screen 

I've been to Pikeville 

Around Twenty-Three 

There's nothing like the line that runs 

From Sixty-Four to One-Fourteen 

If the road was a song 

This is what it'd say 

When you drive the mountain parkway 

Yeah, when you drive 

The mountain parkway