[Verse 1] I’ve driven a thousand miles through dust and rain, Old radio songs kept calling out your name. In my pocket, a picture and some words long gone, But in my heart, your memory kept rolling on. I’ve seen empty highways and lonely towns, Chased too many dreams that let me down. A man can run from trouble, from sorrow and pain, But he can’t outrun the love that remains. [Chorus] So come with me Into the arms of the setting sun, Where the wind smells like summer And the day ain’t done. I don’t need silver, I don’t need fame, Just your hand in mine And a place to call our name. [Verse 2] We’ll sit on the porch with coffee in our hands, Listening to crickets and old country bands. And when the storms come and dark clouds roll, I’ll hold you close with all my soul. I ain’t no saint, I’ve got scars to show, I’ve lost some roads I should’ve never let go. But I learned that love ain’t some grand design, It’s a warm goodnight and your hand in mine. [Bridge] Let the river keep flowing, Let the seasons drift away. As long as you’re beside me, I’m gonna be okay. [Chorus] So come with me Into the arms of the setting sun, Where laughter is simple And worries are gone. I don’t need riches, I don’t need the stars above, ’Cause the greatest treasure Is waking up in your love. [Outro] And when our hair turns silver And the years have had their say, We’ll sit out on that old porch And watch the fading day. Thankful for the miles, For every laugh and scar, And for the road we traveled To become who we are.
