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Backroad Memory
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Backroad Memory was released on 31 July 2026 by High Horizon Records as a part of the album Backroad Memory - Single
31 July 2026
LabelHigh Horizon Records
LanguageEnglish
BPM74
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

I still drive that old dirt road at night
Headlights cuttin' through the Georgia pine
Radio playin' songs we used to sing
Every word still feels like you and me
Your name's carved in that dashboard line
Next to a heart that stood the test of time
We were young, yeah we thought we knew
How forever looks in a sky so blue
Now every mile just brings me back
To a love I can't outrun or crash
You're a backroad memory I can't let go
Like a summer night that never gets old
In every turn, in every mile
Girl, you're ridin' shotgun in my mind
Yeah, I tried to leave but I still see
Your shadow in the passenger seat
No matter how far this highway goes
You're a backroad memory I can't outdrive
There's a stop sign where we first kissed
I slow down every time I pass it
That little town still says your name
Like it's echoing through the pouring rain
I got your laugh stuck in my head
And every "goodbye" we never said
If I could turn this truck around
I'd chase you back through every mile
But time don't care 'bout what we had
It just keeps rollin' like these tracks
You're a backroad memory I can't let go
Like a summer night that never gets old
In every turn, in every mile
Girl, you're ridin' shotgun in my mind
Yeah, I tried to leave but I still see
Your shadow in the passenger seat
No matter how far this highway goes
You're a backroad memory I can't outdrive
If love's a road, then I'm still lost
Payin' for dreams at any cost
And every sign just points to you
Like I ain't got nothin' left to lose
You're a backroad memory I can't let go
Like a fire burnin' down my soul
Through every storm, through every fight
Girl, you're the reason I still drive
Yeah, I tried to run but truth don't hide
You're every tear I keep inside
No matter how far this highway goes
You're a backroad memory I can't outdrive
Written by: Gleiser Orrillo
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