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Welcome to LORD OF THE ROAD - where American Country Music meets unforgettable stories.

Discover original country songs inspired by the open road, small-town America, love, loss, hope, redemption, and second chances.

Blending American Country Music, Country Rock, Country Soul, Americana, and Southern Roots, every song is crafted to move the heart and tell a story that stays with you.

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LORD OF THE ROAD β€” American Country Music for the Soul.


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Transcript
00:00There's a little white church past the county line
00:05Where the road gets narrow and the signs get hard to find
00:10My truck was running on empty and so was my heart
00:17I had been driving for three days trying to outrun the dark
00:22I pulled beside an old wooden building with a cross above the door
00:28A hand-painted sign said, come on in, you don't have to know the land
00:35He didn't ask my story, he didn't ask my name
00:40He just poured me some coffee and said, son, you're not too far away
00:46He was the preacher at mile 42, standing where the lonely highway's been
00:52Yeah, the preacher at mile 42, changed the road I thought I knew
00:59He told me about a winter when the river took his home
01:04How he lost almost everything and learned he wasn't alone
01:10He said, I used to think that faith, now I know it means you keep on walking
01:16Outside the evening settled, across the fields of gold and every word he's something I had known
01:24Pointed toward the highway and said, that road goes far
01:28But don't confuse the distant horizon with knowing where you are
01:34He was the preacher at mile 42, standing where the lonely highway you stand
01:40Yeah, the preacher at mile 42, changed the road I thought I knew
02:10I asked him why he stayed there on a road nobody knew
02:16He smiled, then he opened up his Bible to a page one thing with time
02:21Maybe you were meant to find this sign
02:23Now I think about mile 42, when the night feels longer
02:28And I don't know where to start, I wrote preacher and the coffee in his hand
02:33He taught me that the smallest 42, sometimes take the night he said
02:40Yeah, yeah, the preacher at mile 42, showed me what believing means
02:47Never rode, maybe lonely, but I was never walking it alone
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