On The Road
Eric Church
Quick Meaning: What is “On The Road” by Eric Church about?
"On The Road" by Eric Church expresses deeply personal narratives and poetic metaphors. Click on any lyric line below for real-time AI annotations, slang breakdowns, and translations across 100+ languages.
Yeah
Yeah, I've led fifty thousand happy people
Singing southern songs to the northern lights
I've played the Amber Rocks in Colorado
Still keep those faces and valleys in my eyes
And on the wind I go
On the road, I've come far
Rode in a thousand towns, ridin' on this guitar
On the road, they say it never ends
But I know one day I'll do anything to do it all again
On the road
Seen the devil stop a show in Vegas
I've seen those angels get their forever wings
I stood on stage with Chris and a redheaded stranger
And I've done the last show in Texas with the King
Living my dreams, I know
On the road, I've come far
Rode in a thousand towns, ridin' on my guitar
On the road, they say it never ends
But I know one day I'll do anything to do it all again
On the road
Looking back, you think it seems so long
This winding path that I've been rolling on
But it's just a moment in the life of a song
And a day will come when that's all that carries on
'Cause I'll be just a name on a wall
Some other cowboy will hear the call
On the road, he'll go far
Ride in a thousand towns, ridin' on his guitar
On the road, he thinks it'll never end
But then one day he'll do anything to do it all again
On the road
On the road
On the road
On the road, yeah
On the road
On the road, yeah!
