That old winding road still takes me home
Past the fields where wildflowers have grown
Mama's voice on the porch swing so clear
Her laughter's a song that I still hold dear
Daddy's old guitar in the corner room
Plays the ghost of our favorite tune
The hands of time might have worn it rough
But the strings still whisper love enough
Whiskey and wildflowers down by the creek
Memories linger though words may be weak
In the heart of the night under Tennessee stars
We cherish our past and embrace all the scars
Small-town whispers in the summer breeze
Secrets tangled in the weeping willow trees
Heartbreak and healing on these dusty streets
Every sunset bringing bittersweet retreats
Friday nights at the old county fair
Cotton candy clouds, young love in the air
We danced to the tune of life's tender refrain
Holding on tight through the joy and the pain
Whiskey and wildflowers down by the creek
Memories linger though words may be weak
In the heart of the night under Tennessee stars
We cherish our past and embrace all the scars
Through every tear and every smile
We walked this road, mile by mile
With every heartbeat, with every breath
We find the beauty in what’s left
Whiskey and wildflowers down by the creek
Memories linger though words may be weak
In the heart of the night under Tennessee stars
We cherish our past and embrace all the scars