Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Rafe Carlson
12-String Acoustic Guitar
JW Griffin
Background Vocals
Leo Roriz
Electric Bass Guitar
Miguel Silva
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Rafe Carlson
Songwriter
Troy Kemp
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Leo Roriz
Producer
Lyrics
I like drivin’ alone sometimes
Turnin’ left when I oughta turn right
Heavy on the pedal till the street signs lead to nowhere
No, I don’t listen to the radio
Just the tires on the open road
Homeward bound with the sound of that North wind blowin’
Wheels rollin’
To the freedom out beyond them downtown lights
The feelin’ when you hit them Norway Pines
That reach up and touch the sky,
That’s where I’m headin’
When the man upstairs, he calls me back
I’ll take a one-way drive down a gravel path
And watch my last Minnesota sun settin’
And I’ll go out
To cricket sounds
With the windows down
On this dirt road to Heaven
It’s where my daddy built a pinewood shack
Had to cross a river and a railroad track
And to think he did all that just to take us fishin’
I drank my first Milwaukee’s Best
Out on the lake that the good Lord blessed
I swear you can hear his voice if you just listen
Yeah I’m missin’
The freedom out beyond them downtown lights
The feelin’ when you hit them Norway Pines
That reach up and touch the sky,
That’s where I’m headin’
When the man upstairs, he calls me back
I’ll take a one-way drive down a gravel path
And watch my last Minnesota sun settin’
On this dirt road to Heaven
Yeah I pray I’ve got a lot of good years
Before they put me in the ground out here
Where the worries of the world all disappear
In the freedom out beyond them downtown lights
The feelin’ when you hit them Norway Pines
That reach up and touch the sky,
That’s where I’m headin’
When the man upstairs, he calls me back
I’ll take a one-way drive down a gravel path
And watch my last Minnesota sun settin’
And I’ll go out
To cricket sounds
With the windows down
Yeah, lay my last rubber on the edge of that sleepy town
And go pick up Grandpa,
Cause he always loved ridin’ ‘round
This dirt road to Heaven
Written by: Rafe Carlson, Troy Kemp