Hillbilly Highway lyrics

Down that hillbilly highway My grandaddy was a miner Till he finally saw the light He didn't have much Just a beat-up truck And a dream about a better life Grandmomma cried when she waved goodbye You never heard such a lonesome sound Pretty soon the dirt road turned into blacktop Detroit City bound Down that hillbilly highway Down that hillbilly highway Down that hillbilly highway Goes on and on He worked and saved his money So that one day he might send My old man off to college To use his brains and not his hands Grandmomma cried when she waved goodbye You never heard such a lonesome sound But daddy had himself a good job in Houston One more rollin' down Down that hillbilly highway Down that hillbilly highway Down that hillbilly highway Goes on and on Let me take you on a trip down the highway See it's a hillbilly, real Billy, my way The tire's spinnin', girls grinnin', gettin' sideways I've got 'em screamin' from the south out to LA Everybody wanna ride with a rockstar In a truck, in a plane, hop a boxcar Country girl wanna bare a little piece of your soul It's a one way ticket to rock, so let's go Down that hillbilly highway Grandaddy rolled over in his grave Ya know, the day that I quit school I get to sit around the house playin' my guitar Daddy said, I was a fool My momma cried when I said goodbye Never heard such a lonesome sound Now I'm standin' on the highway And if you're going my way You know where I'm bound I'm headin' down that Hillbilly highway Going to the hillbilly highway On that hillbilly highway Goes on and on On and on and on and on and on It goes on and on (On and on and on and on and on) (On and on and on)