In fact, I think the whole song is dedicated to tell kids from this generation how it all was and how they did stuff in their hometown back in the day, which I think is really fun, beautiful, and creative. The song, like ' Inca Roads, ' is really an excuse for a gritty solo. Well we know where were going But we dont know where weve been And we know what were knowing But we cant say what weve seen And were not little children And we know what we want And the future is certain Give us time to work it out Yeah Were on a road to nowhere Come on inside Taking that ride to nowhere Well take that ride Im feelin. And it seems that the artist is teaching someone from a younger generation about this dirt road to nowhere. It’s actually really nice hearing songs that reminisce about their childhood and what most of them do in their hometown.
And when I try to listen closely to the lyrics and understand it, the artist is reminiscing about how they used to be back in the day in one part of the song.Īnd in another part of the song, the artist mentions how kids these days are afraid of getting marks or scratches on their fender, meanwhile the artist’s old car “looks like it’s been through a blender.” I’m honestly curious about this dirt road, it seems that a few locals from the South know about this. And, judging from the comments on the artist’s YouTube video for this song, the locals can surely relate to it! Song Meaning & Reviewįor me, this song is about a certain road in the singer’s hometown. Now when we get past from the pastor’s tractors Well, you’re in luck cuz I’m up for it (up for it) I went to sell you a feel? (Come on, let’s go) Would you know where that is? (I wanna know)Ĭould you find that stump by the creek if Matter of fact, there isn’t even two lane. If you let me get you to your destination. See around this neck and the woods is best But that would just lead to more questions.
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