[Verse 1] I rolled into town with a dollar and a grin, Left my shadow at the border, never let it back in, The preacher shut his window when he heard my name, But the barmaid poured a double, said "you're welcome all the same"
[Chorus] Got dust on my boots and fire in my hand, Ain't no road too crooked for a restless man, You can lock every door, you can call the law, I'll be gone by the morning, leave you wanting more
[Verse 2] Played a six-string cheap in a room full of smoke, Every word I sang was a promise that I broke, She said "stay a while", I said "maybe tonight", But the highway keeps on calling like a siren in the light
[Chorus]
[Guitar Solo]
[Bridge] Oh mama don't you wait up, don't you leave the porch light on, I'm a rolling stone of trouble and I'm already gone
[Chorus]
[Outro] Dust on my boots… yeah, dust on my boots
Style of Music
70s blues rock, swaggering open-G guitar riff, honky-tonk piano, loose groove, raspy male vocals, 118 BPM