Old Belfair Highway

Verse 1]

Sun droppin’ low behind the evergreens,

Old Belfair Highway lookin’ like a movie scene.

Got a line of cars stretched around the bend,

My brothers in the mirrors, their girls ridin’ with them.

Engines hummin’, gravel kickin’ off the tires,

Cold night air and that dashboard fire.

No place to be, no clock to beat,

Just good people and an old two-lane street.

Radio loud, windows down,

Headlights glowin’ through a sleepy town.

Everybody here got a story to tell,

But tonight we’re just ridin’ Old Belfair.

We’re rollin’ down Old Belfair Highway,

Chasin’ that sunset till it fades away.

Buddies in the back, loved ones shotgun,

Laughin’ like tomorrow ain’t ever gonna come.

Tail lights burnin’ red through the pine trees,

Good times ridin’ on a cool night breeze.

We don’t need nowhere else to be,

Just Old Belfair, good friends, and memories.

One car pulls up and another falls in,

Every turn feels better with the whole crew in.

Some got trucks, some got cars sittin’ low,

Some got somebody beside ’em they never wanna let go.

We stop by the shoulder just to take it all in,

Talkin’ old stories, crackin’ jokes again.

Then somebody yells, “Man, fire ’em back up,”

And the whole road wakes when the engines erupt.

Years from now when life moves fast,

We’ll talk about these nights like they couldn’t last.

Who rode what, who loved who,

Who took that corner way too fast with the crew.

Some roads take you somewhere new,

Some roads remind you who rode with you.

Rollin’ down Old Belfair Highway,

Moon overhead while the headlights sway.

My people behind me, my people ahead,

Livin’ every mile like the best ain’t happened yet.

No fancy city, no neon scene,

Just blacktop cuttin’ through Washington green.

If heaven’s got a backroad waitin’ for me,

I hope it feels like Old Belfair with the whole family.

Yeah, one more mile, one more song,

Whole crew together, just rollin’ along.

Old Belfair nights never really disappear—

You carry ’em forever every time you shift a gear.