Hillbilly Records/Mixea/Distrokid
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Sunrise over hills, casting golden rays,
Meadow Bridge awakes, in those simpler days.
Roaming the streets from dusk till dawn
No curfews in sight, we were no one’s pawns.
No worries about tomorrow, just living for today,
In this town where the heart never fades away.
[Chorus]
Oh, life was sweet down on Cowtown Road,
Going to the drive in on Friday night,
Falling in love under those star filled skies.
We grew up together, in joy and in strife,
In this little town, we found the spice of life.
[Verse 2]
Outhouses in the back, under the willow tree,
Memories of childhood, wild and carefree.
Racing cars at the lane, wearing out those brakes,
to the girls in bikinis at Summersville Lake.
Sunday mornings in church, we’d gather and sing,
Voices rising up, like a bird on the wing.
[Chorus]
Oh, life was sweet down on Cowtown Road,
Going to the drive in on Friday night,
Falling in love under those star filled skies.
We grew up together, in joy and in strife,
In this little town, we found the spice of life.
[Bridge]
We cheered for the Wildcats, the pride of our hearts,
Celebrating victories, always playing our parts.
And when the Wildcats won that state championship,
The whole town erupted, in a wild, joyous trip.
From Danese to Elton, we cheered through the night,
tasting those sweet kisses, under the moonlight.
[Verse 3]
Every porch swing story, every whispered prayer,
Tied our lives together, like the sweet summer air.
No secrets kept hidden, nothing ever felt wrong,
In Meadow Bridge, we found where we belong.
[Chorus]
Oh, life was sweet down on Cowtown Road,
Going to the drive in on Friday night,
Falling in love under those star filled skies.
We grew up together, in joy and in strife,
In this little town, we found the spice of life.
[Outro]
So here’s to the memories, to the love that we grew,
To the life that we lived, and the friendships we knew.
In the heart of West Virginia, where the river bends its flow,
Life was truly sweet, down on Cowtown Road, you know.
Life was sweet down on Cowtown Road, you know.