| This Oilfield town ain’t got much for me |
| 'Cause I live my life out on the breeze |
| This pickup truck, it’s all beat up |
| And I know to some folks it don’t look like much |
| It always seems to get me down this road |
| The Good Lord always seems to get me where I need to go |
| Someday, I know I’ll find a place |
| Where I can ease my weak and weary soul |
| But until then, I’ll be out here on this wind |
| Set my sails wherever that wind blows |
| Try to find these pieces of my heart |
| Find my way back home |
| Out on this road I’ve made my name |
| A hundred miles an hour riding in my own lane |
| My neck is red, my collar’s blue |
| Always seem to do the things I should not do |
| I blame it on this blood that’s in my veins |
| Daddy was a rambling man and grandpa was the same |
| Someday, I know I’ll find a place |
| Where I can ease my weak and weary soul |
| But until then, I’ll be out here on this wind |
| Set my sails wherever that wind blows |
| Try to find these pieces of my heart |
| Find my way back home |
| You know I’ll set my sail anywhere that wind blows |
| Try to find these pieces of my heart |
| Find my way back home |
| Find my way back home |