Country Road
LACS Lyrics
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Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Back to the place where I come from
My country road take me home
Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Just how long have I been gone?
Ooh, Lord, take me home
I say bye to my folks as I pack my clothes
Mama don't cry, I was born to go
You gon' see my name in the big city lights
And daddy, you know your boy will be alright
I thought the big city life was the place for me
But things ain't always what they cracked up to be
Fell flat on my back, searchin' for my soul
Now I'm headed back down my country road
My country road take me home
Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Back to the place where I come from
My country road take me home
Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Just how long have I been gone?
Lord, take me home
Ooh, Lord, take me home
Get on down the road now
A cul-de-sac and a U-Haul
I'm gonna make it back to Georgia 'fore the dew fall
A six pack, and a half a pack of Pall Malls
Red wine, the kind that give ya lock jaw
Old tires ain't seen dirt roads in a while
But the grass getting green so I know I'm in the south
Old backwood fiend, man, there ain't no doubt
I was born in the south, go on take me to the house
My country road take me home
Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Back to the place where I come from
My country road take me home
Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Just how long have I been gone?
Lord, take me home
Thank God I was born in the south (born in the south)
Country folk gon' ride on out (ride on out)
Ooh, Lord take me home
Thank God I was raised in the south (raised in the south)
Country folk gon' ride on out (ride on out)
Now we're back roads cruising on a two path lane
Stopping by the field, checkin' out the sugar cane
Rollin' down by the creek, switch it off and just listen
Now roads ain't found on your navigation system
Stop and look at the deer track
Grabbin' me a beer from the back
30.06 by my side, can you feel that?
A right at the chicken pen
A left at the back lodge
We made it to the river and we never touch a black top
My country road take me home
Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Back to the place where I come from
My country road take me home
Take me to the place where I was born
My country road take me home
Just how long have I been gone?
Lord, take me home
Thank God I was born in the south (born in the south)
Country folk gon' ride on out (ride on out)
Ooh, Lord take me home
Thank God I was raised in the south (raised in the south)
Country folk gon' ride on out (ride on out)
LACS's song Country Road is a tribute to the southern rural lifestyle and homecoming. The song is about a person who leaves their hometown to seek their fortune and finally realizes that it is time to return home. The lyrics are nostalgic and express the desire to go back to their roots to the place where they were born.
The song begins with a plea for the country road to take them home to the place of their origin. They are homesick and want to return to their roots where they feel they belong. The character is saying goodbye to their parents and assuring them that they will be alright in the big city. However, they realize that the city is not for them and decide to return to their hometown. In the second verse, the character describes their journey back home, stopping by fields, listening to nature, and enjoying the company of loved ones. The song ends with a tribute to the southern country lifestyle and the affirmation that they were born and raised in the south.
Line by Line Meaning
My country road take me home
I want to return to the place where I was born
Take me to the place where I was born
I want to go back to my roots
Back to the place where I come from
I want to go back to my hometown
Just how long have I been gone?
I've been away for a while and I miss home
Lord, take me home
I pray to God to take me back home
I say bye to my folks as I pack my clothes
I'm leaving my family behind to pursue my dreams
Mama don't cry, I was born to go
Mom, don't be sad, I was always meant to leave
You gon' see my name in the big city lights
I'm going to make a name for myself in the city
And daddy, you know your boy will be alright
Dad, don't worry, I'll be fine on my own
I thought the big city life was the place for me
I used to think the city was better than the country
But things ain't always what they cracked up to be
Reality is often different from what we expect
Fell flat on my back, searchin' for my soul
My city dreams left me feeling lost and confused
Now I'm headed back down my country road
I'm returning to my roots to find myself again
A cul-de-sac and a U-Haul
I'm moving back home with all my stuff
I'm gonna make it back to Georgia 'fore the dew fall
I want to get back home before it gets too late
Red wine, the kind that give ya lock jaw
I'm enjoying some strong wine while I'm back home
Old tires ain't seen dirt roads in a while
My car hasn't been on these roads in a long time
But the grass getting green so I know I'm in the south
The green grass is a sure sign that I'm back home
Thank God I was born in the south (born in the south)
I'm thankful for my southern roots
Country folk gon' ride on out (ride on out)
Us country people stick together
Now we're back roads cruising on a two path lane
I'm enjoying a leisurely drive on the country roads
Stopping by the field, checkin' out the sugar cane
I'm taking in the sights of home, like the sugar fields
Rollin' down by the creek, switch it off and just listen
I'm taking a moment to relax by the creek and enjoy the peace and quiet
Now roads ain't found on your navigation system
These are the hidden gems of the south you won't find on GPS
Stop and look at the deer track
I'm admiring the beauty of nature in my home
Grabbin' me a beer from the back
I'm indulging in the simple pleasures of being back home
30.06 by my side, can you feel that?
I'm enjoying the feeling of being back home and fully embracing my southern culture
We made it to the river and we never touch a black top
We got to the river without ever touching the main roads
Thank God I was raised in the south (raised in the south)
My southern upbringing made me who I am today
Country folk gon' ride on out (ride on out)
I'll always stick with my fellow southerners
Lyrics © Songtrust Ave
Written by: Jared Ryan Sciullo, Justin Nicholas Spillner, Clay Sharpe, Brian King
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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"Dear The Lacs,
I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to you for the incredible kindness you showed my family, especially my mom, during your recent concert in Illinois. My dad, who was a veteran and a huge fan of your music, passed away from cancer on August 6, 2023. He always had your music playing when he was alive, and your songs provided the soundtrack to many of our cherished memories.
Your act of remembering him for giving you a t-shirt and giving my mom a hug meant more to us than words can ever convey. You are not only incredibly talented musicians but also genuinely compassionate and patriotic individuals. Your music has been a source of comfort and inspiration for my family during these tough times, and your actions at the concert showcased your incredible character.
Thank you for being the amazing people you are, and for making a positive impact on our lives. We will forever cherish the memories you helped create for us over the years.
With immense gratitude,
a fan forever
Chelsea Bennett
I recently discovered this band and I absolutely love it
Hazel Cope
Thank you sweetie
Anthony Stahl
I was late to the game as wel😍😍
DSMPlycan1970
I've been listening to this band since I was a little kid I used to listen to them with my dad a lot we used to drive around in his truck just for with the windows down and just hangout with my dad God I miss being a little kid now my dad's almost always at work just missed a good old days
Lisa Lowery
I haven't heard such an awesome song as this in 3 decades. I'm an 80*s free spirit with bands among bands. This one got my 53 yr old body moving and touched my soul like music is meant for. Awesome incredible clean music for this decade that got me all excited again to hit a country road and just jam away. Just amazing
Lisa Lowery
Goose bumps... Jammim to a tune that's one of the best things bout this thing we call life. Country Roads
Kimberly Cooper
They just saying it as it is huh,?
Illuminated Crosshairs
The lacs are the best thing that has happened to ( music) in a long long time! So fresh! So new! So real!!!
Colin Barrient
Illuminated Crosshairs I’m so sorry
Colin Barrient
Illuminated Crosshairs that was for the comment below you