“Lufkin to Grangeville Run” — Southern Country Rap / Outlaw Trucking

Intro (spoken, low, dusty) Lufkin sunrise…loaded shredder… Peterbilt growlin’… Grangeville on the map. Let’s roll. Couplet 1 Left Lufkin with a heavy load, fourteen-nine on the steel, Chuck & Jack’s stamped on the crate, HMS waitin’ for the deal. Texas plates on the chrome, Halloween horns in the wind, Two drivers in Dallas waved back when I rolled in. Tyler dust on my boots, Dallas lights in my mirror, Oklahoma plains stretchin’ wide, road hummin’ clearer. Salina breeze, Denver rise, Cheyenne skies turnin’ blue, I keep it clean at sixty‑five, outlaw miles comin’ through. Refrain From Lufkin up to Grangeville, I let the long road breathe, Two thousand miles of country rap, dust sittin’ on my sleeve. No damage, no drama, just a trucker on his line, Slow groove, deep soul — one mile at a time. Couplet 2 Salt Lake shadows on the hood, mountain air in my lungs, Boise callin’ from the west, diesel heartbeat drums. Seven‑point‑three on the gauge, fuel burn steady and true, Two hours twenty‑two, clean run, nothin’ left to prove. Halloween horns echo loud, rural swagger in the cab, Peterbilt 389, heavy twang, swamp bass slab. Grangeville waitin’ at the end, broyeuse ready for the yard, I’m a blue‑collar outlaw driver, runnin’ clean and runnin’ hard. Refrain final From Lufkin up to Grangeville, I let the long road breathe, Two thousand miles of country rap, dust sittin’ on my sleeve. No clans, no rules, just the freedom of the drive, Rural soul, outlaw roll — REJECTED keeps me alive.