
Song
Tennessee Dust
Kolten Tatters · 4 plays
slow-paced, country, male vocals, nostalgic, melancholic, heartfelt, acoustic guitar, steel guitar, fiddle
Lyrics
Verse
The screen door’s swinging on a rusty hinge
Since the day you left, it’s been a week-long binge
Of black coffee, Jesus, and the AM radio
Watching the shadows of the tall green pines grow.
I used to keep this Chevy clean as a Sunday pew
But now the only thing I see is what’s left of you.
Chorus
There’s dust on the dashboard, silver in the light
Writing your name in the powder every night
Tracing the memories of a love that didn't last
Stuck in the driveway while the world’s moving fast.
I can’t bring myself to wipe it all away
’Cause that Tennessee dust is all I have today.
Verse
Found a crumpled receipt in the passenger door
From that greasy spoon diner back in ‘24.
You were laughing at my jokes, hair wavy and red
Now those echoes are the only things inside my head.
The neighbor brought some eggs, said I’m looking thin
But I’m just waiting for the rain to finally let you in.
Chorus
There’s dust on the dashboard, silver in the light
Writing your name in the powder every night
Tracing the memories of a love that didn't last
Stuck in the driveway while the world’s moving fast.
I can’t bring myself to wipe it all away
’Cause that Tennessee dust is all I have today.
Bridge
People say a truck’s just steel and chrome
But since you walked, it’s the only place I call home.
Outro
Yeah, the tires are flat and the engine’s cold
But these memories never seem to get old.
Just me and the dust...
Writing your name...
One more time.
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