Whiskey And Wildflowers

[Verse]
Out where the highway turns to dust,
And the fields are green and wide,
We sit and watch the twilight fade,
Underneath the southern skies.

[Verse 2]
Grandpa's stories 'round the fire,
Of love and loss and days gone by,
The crackle of the burning wood,
Echoes his gentle sigh.

[Chorus]
Whiskey and wildflowers,
By the light of a harvest moon,
We'll dance away the hours,
And sing an old love tune.

[Verse 3]
Mama's roses bloom each spring,
In the garden by the shed,
She says they were a gift from Dad,
Before he left and wed.

[Verse 4]
Summer nights with fireflies,
And a simple serenade,
Old guitar strummed soft and low,
In the sweet and shadowed glade.

[Chorus]
Whiskey and wildflowers,
By the light of a harvest moon,
We'll dance away the hours,
And sing an old love tune.