Barnyard Boulevard

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Rylee Nicholson

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Far from the city in the neon haze
There's a place where I lived in my younger days
We raised a few cattle and we worked the grounds
On a road that stretches out east of town

The smell of alfalfa and the taste of dust
A far cry from living in the upper crust
Out by the river where the black top ends
The closest place to Heaven that I've ever been

We called it Barnyard Boulevard
Fourteen miles of washboard road
Barnyard Boulevard
A little stretch of gravel that I called home
A thousand old bolts holding rusty wires
No hunting signs painted on some old truck tires
On Barnyard Boulevard

On a tractor with my father at the age of ten
Driving through the field and back again
I couldn't reach the pedals of that old John Deere
So he sat me on his lap and he let me steer

Got my first kiss from the girl next door
Sitting on the back of a flat bed ford
A little bit of cushion from the gun East side
Parked in the shadow of an old haystack

Barnyard Boulevard
Having us a dirt road rendezvous
On Barnyard Boulevard
Seeing how much trouble we can get into
Some boones farm apple and an old guitar
Was all I needed to become a star
Barnyard Boulevard

When I go back home I like to drive through town
With the radio up and the window down
Every now and then they play a song of mine
And I think to myself it's about damn time

I turn up the volume and I sing along
The people look at me like my mind is gone

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