Whiskey Roads and Stardust Skies

[Verse 1]
I took the long road out of Jackson,
A dusty trail, a map half-torn.
The moon was high, stars were laughing,
And my boots were already worn.
The breeze whispered secrets to the pines,
And I swore I heard a past life sigh.

[Chorus]
Oh, whiskey roads and stardust skies,
Where the dreams go wild and the heart complies.
The wind hums low, the miles roll by,
On whiskey roads and stardust skies.

[Verse 2]
A café glowed like a lantern’s charm,
With coffee black as a midnight tune.
A waitress smiled, said, “Stay awhile,”
But my heart danced with the lonesome moon.
The jukebox crooned a song half-slow,
I tipped my hat and let it go.

[Prechorus]
Each mile’s a page, each step’s a rhyme,
A book of wander I can't define.

[Chorus]
Oh, whiskey roads and stardust skies,
Where the dreams go wild and the heart complies.
The wind hums low, the miles roll by,
On whiskey roads and stardust skies.

[Bridge]
Some say the road's a fickle friend,
But it leads to where the sunsets blend.
Gold on blue, a painter's streak,
And silence louder than words could speak.