Dust On My Boots [Verse 1] I left that town on a Tuesday morning Mama crying on the porch, waving slow Me and my old guitar were running Down a dirt road following a dream I couldn't ignore Dust kicked up behind my Chevy Red clay sticking to my soles, tasting like goodbye [Chorus] There's dust on my boots from a thousand miles From every road I've walked alone But I'd do it all again, honey 'Cause a man's gotta find his own [Verse 2] Played honky-tonks from here to Memphis Slept in my car more nights than not Met a girl with a smile like sunshine In a little dive where the whiskey was hot She said, "Baby, you got that fire in your eyes" Then she up and left me there with an old song on the radio [Chorus] There's dust on my boots from a thousand miles From every road I've walked alone But I'd do it all again, honey 'Cause a man's gotta find his own [Bridge] Now I'm heading back where I started Got some money and I got some sense Got a song that's finally worth singing The good old days when things were simpler, less complicated And the dust just won't wash clean [Final Chorus] There's dust on my boots from a thousand miles From every dream and every stone And I'm grateful for it all, honey Yeah, I've finally found my home
