
[Verse 1] Blacktop heat and a busted sign, Old hound barkinā at the county line. Boots on the rail, smoke in the breeze, Radio humminā some midnight tease. [Verse 2] Grandpaās flask in a jacket fold, Stories get louder as the night gets old. Somebodyās laughinā, somebody lied, But we still toast to the ones that died. [Chorus] Reckoninā Road, where the wild ones roll, Hands on the bottle, hearts on parole. Bare feet stompinā, dust in the glow, Aināt no law on Reckoninā Road. [Verse 3] Tires hiss by while the porch light swings, Cicadas singinā ābout forgotten things. Mason jar shine and a banjo grin, We talk ābout losinā but we still dig in. [Bridge] Moonās on the jug, stars in the jar, Life donāt hit easy but it donāt scar. Aināt no preacher, aināt no crown, Just dirt, sweat, and a home-grown sound. [Final Chorus] Reckoninā Road, where the wild ones roll, Hands on the bottle, hearts on parole. Boots keep poundinā, canāt let go, Raise that glass for Reckoninā Road. [Outro] Sun creeps up and the laughter fades, Still hear ghosts in the porch rail shade. If the devil calls, heāll know my code: Meet me out on Reckoninā Road.

