Lyrics

I came from a town that was so small
You look both ways, you could see it all
All I wanted was some way out
Every evening I'd slip into town
And stand around by the caution light
And watch the big trucks rolling by
For me, it was a beautiful sight
Big wheels in the moonlight
I had a case of wanderlust
I'd lie awake with the windows up
Out on Highway 59
I could hear some big, old diesel whine
She was going through all the gears
And headed out to who knows where
Fell asleep almost every night
Dreaming 'bout big wheels in the moonlight
And I want to put my life on the center line
And I want to see the world before I die
And I know that there's a peace I'll never find
'Cause those big old wheels keep rolling through my mind
How I got here, it's hard to say
So many things got in my way
Can't complain about all I've got
Kids and a wife and a regular job
But, at night, when I'm setting here
All alone, in a living room chair
Sometimes, I close my eyes
And see big wheels in the moonlight
And I want to put my life on the center line
And I want to see the world before I die
And I know that there's a peace I'll never find
'Cause those big old wheels keep rolling through my mind
And I want to put my life on the center line
And I want to see the world before I die
And I know that there's a peace I'll never find
'Cause those big old wheels keep rolling through my mind
Yes, those big old wheels keep rolling through my mind
Written by: Bob McDill, Dan Seals
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