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Gene Watson Rollin' Home Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: Starting New Memories / Original Release Date: 1986-06-01Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 01 sec
GENE WATSON
- Rollin' Home Lyrics / with translationsThe sun wasn't even up yet when I left Pittsburgh P.A.
With a load of cold steel headed for that volunteer state
Got a woman on my mind waitin' back in Tennessee
She's savin' all her sweet love for me
And I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
And if I'm lucky, by tonight, well
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
That old sun is sinkin' down
Lord I'm Dixie bound, goin' home
Be two weeks ago tomorrow since she watched me drive away
And I know that she knows that I've been countin' every day
Lord knows, this endless highway sure gets rough on a man's bones
But she makes the leavin' worth it commin' home
And I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
And if I'm lucky, by tonight, well
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
Well, I've got that hammer down
Lord, I'm Dixie bound, I'm goin' home
Well, I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
And if I'm lucky, by tonight, well
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
Well, I've got that hammer down
Lord, I'm Dixie bound, I'm goin' home
Well, I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
And if I'm lucky, by tonight, well
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
Well, I've got that hammer down
Lord, I'm Dixie bound, I'm goin' home, goin' home
With a load of cold steel headed for that volunteer state
Got a woman on my mind waitin' back in Tennessee
She's savin' all her sweet love for me
And I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
And if I'm lucky, by tonight, well
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
That old sun is sinkin' down
Lord I'm Dixie bound, goin' home
Be two weeks ago tomorrow since she watched me drive away
And I know that she knows that I've been countin' every day
Lord knows, this endless highway sure gets rough on a man's bones
But she makes the leavin' worth it commin' home
And I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
Well, I've got that hammer down
Lord, I'm Dixie bound, I'm goin' home
Well, I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
And if I'm lucky, by tonight, well
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
Well, I've got that hammer down
Lord, I'm Dixie bound, I'm goin' home
Well, I'm rollin' home
Got to keep these big wheels hummin' their song
And if I'm lucky, by tonight, well
I'll see the lights of Nashville through my windshield
Well, I've got that hammer down
Lord, I'm Dixie bound, I'm goin' home, goin' home
Facts about Rollin' Home
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Rollin' Home is written by Keith Stegall, Brent Mason.
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It is first released on June 01, 1986 as part of Gene Watson's album "Starting New Memories" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the song 'Rollin' Home' by Gene Watson tells the story of a truck driver who wants to return home to his family in Tennessee after finishing his work. The lyrics express anticipation and love and dedication to the relationship which uses driving toward the sunset and Nashville lights as symbols of hope and reunion. Rollin' home lyrics mostly emphasize love and hope and joy and heartbreak and nostalgia. The song presents two main themes which include longing and love and the journey from home to homecoming. The lyrics describe a homeward journey which expresses love and longing through content that avoids profanity and violence and adult material. The language is appropriate for listeners of all age groups.
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Rollin' Home falls under the genre Country.
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Rollin' Home is produced by Larry Booth, Gene Watson.
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Rollin' Home song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
Who wrote Rollin' Home lyrics?
Rollin' Home is written by Keith Stegall, Brent Mason.
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When was Rollin' Home released?
It is first released on June 01, 1986 as part of Gene Watson's album "Starting New Memories" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Rollin' Home lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the song 'Rollin' Home' by Gene Watson tells the story of a truck driver who wants to return home to his family in Tennessee after finishing his work. The lyrics express anticipation and love and dedication to the relationship which uses driving toward the sunset and Nashville lights as symbols of hope and reunion. Rollin' home lyrics mostly emphasize love and hope and joy and heartbreak and nostalgia. The song presents two main themes which include longing and love and the journey from home to homecoming. The lyrics describe a homeward journey which expresses love and longing through content that avoids profanity and violence and adult material. The language is appropriate for listeners of all age groups.
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Which genre is Rollin' Home?
Rollin' Home falls under the genre Country.
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Who produced Rollin' Home?
Rollin' Home is produced by Larry Booth, Gene Watson.
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How long is the song Rollin' Home?
Rollin' Home song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Keith Stegall, Brent Mason
Record Label(s): 1986 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
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