(Verse 1) Well, I fired up my old truck, left the porch at dawn, Headin’ down I-65, with a travelin’ song. From the fields of Indiana to Kentucky’s rolling green, This highway’s got a story, every mile’s a scene. (Chorus) Oh, I-65, you’re my ramblin’ road, Carryin’ my dreams with a heavy load. From the barns and the bluegrass to the city lights, I’m rollin’ down I-65 tonight. (Verse 2) Passin’ by the cornfields, Hoosier skies so wide, Columbus got that arch, standin’ tall with pride. Down to Louisville, where the bourbon flows like wine, Slugger bats and churchills, man, it’s feelin’ fine. (Chorus) Oh, I-65, you’re my ramblin’ road, Carryin’ my dreams with a heavy load. From the barns and the bluegrass to the city lights, I’m rollin’ down I-65 tonight. (Verse 3) Bowling Green’s got Corvettes, shinin’ in the sun, Mammoth Cave’s a-callin’, where the shadows run. Tennessee’s just waitin’, with Nashville’s neon glow, Pickin’ on a banjo, where the country music flows. (Chorus) Oh, I-65, you’re my ramblin’ road, Carryin’ my dreams with a heavy load. From the barns and the bluegrass to the city lights, I’m rollin’ down I-65 tonight. (Bridge) White fences and horse farms, Kentucky’s pride and joy, The truck stops and diners, where they treat you like ol’ boy. This highway’s got a heartbeat, from the north to southern clay, I-65 keeps callin’ me to roam another day. (Verse 4) Birmingham’s in sight now, with its steel and history, Alabama welcomes me with a sweet tea mystery. From the Great Lakes to the Gulf, this road don’t ever end, I-65’s my companion, my old and faithful friend. (Chorus) Oh, I-65, you’re my ramblin’ road, Carryin’ my dreams with a heavy load. From the barns and the bluegrass to the city lights, I’m rollin’ down I-65 tonight. (Outro) So here’s to I-65, through the heartland I will roam, With my banjo and my memories, this highway feels like home. From the Midwest to the Southland, under starry skies, I’ll keep rollin’ down I-65
