| Highway 29 | ||
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| Lyrics | ||
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Highway 29 Written by: Drew Rice Let me tell you a story, one of love so warm and true It started with a question and ended with I’ll marry you Then she got her things in order, she started making plans We got to paint the rooms, clean up the yard, sell your truck and get a mini van Well right then and there it hit me, just what I had to do Got to face the facts and move on with life, out with the old and in with the new You see I call my pick up baby, and I sure will miss her so What can I say gonna be a bad day, when I finally let her go I ‘m gonna leave my baby at the car lot, out on Highway 29 And that old gal she’d always been a real good friend of mine But like every thing in life its bound to change in due time I’m gonna leave my baby at the car lot out on highway 29 Well we drove into the city to go and trade her in And that got me to thinking about all the good times and places we’d been And as I pulled away from the car lot holding back the tears as best I can I could see my baby in the rear view mirror sitting right to that van Yeah I left my baby at the car lot, out on Highway 29 And that old gal she’d always been a real good friend of mine But like every thing in life its bound to change in due time So I left my baby at the car lot out on highway 29 I call my pickup baby; I called my girlfriend baby too, But she went and tried to change me And that’s the one thing you don’t do She wanted me to sell my baby, well baby good luck Cause there ain’t a woman in this world that can come between Me and my old pick up truck, There ain’t a woman in this world can come between me and my old pick up truck |
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| Credits | ||
| Lyrics Credits: Drew Rice | ||
| Music Credits: Drew Rice | ||
| Producer Credits: Drew Rice | ||
| Publisher Credits: Drew Rice | ||
| Performance Credits: Drew Rice | ||
| Label Credits: Drew Rice | ||
| Description | ||
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Short Song Description: Mans love of his truck |
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Long Song Description: Girlfriend left behind, man keeps his truck |
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Story Behind the Song: funny concept, playing with words |
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| Metadata | ||
| Song Length: 3:39 | ||
| Primary Genre: Country-Traditional | ||
| Secondary Genre: Country-Honky Tonk | ||
| Tempo: Medium Slow (91 - 110) | ||
| Lead Vocal: Male Vocal | ||
| Subject Matter 1: Breaking Up | ||
| Subject Matter 2: Trucks | ||
| Mood 1: Relaxed | ||
| Mood 2: Pleased | ||
| Similar Artist 1: Willie Nelson | ||
| Similar Artist 2: Garth Brooks | ||
| Language: English | ||
| Era: 2000 and later |
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