Hill I’ll Die On Lyrics by Austin Williams
Been thinking about it since I was sixteen
Several acres, signed the papers, put twenty down
Little honey hole pond tucked in some pine trees
Inside a fence, outside of town
Just enough rows to call it a farm
It’s crazy, baby, thinking here we are
In a turn off the road
Nobody knows the way to
Some gravel poured down
On dirt headed straight to a mile’s on it
Firestone and an old oak tree hanging
Spitting image, bare feet
Rrunning around there playing
Couple neighbors I can wave to
Every day on my ride home
And a girl I gave my name to
In a house on a hill I’ll die on
Might as well go ahead and plant my cross
At the clover patch over at that cottonwood tree
When the good Lord finds time to call me home
I know where I’m heading and he knows where I’ll be
In a turn off the road
Nobody knows the way to
Some gravel poured down
On dirt headed straight to a mile’s on it
Firestone and an old oak tree hanging
Spitting image, bare feet
Rrunning around there playing
Couple neighbors I can wave to
Every day on my ride home
And a girl I gave my name to
In a house on a hill I’ll die on
Oh, I’ll die on
Yeah, on the other side
There’s a mansion God’s building
But I hope that mine looks kind of familiar
To turn off the road
Nobody knows the way to, some gravel poured down
On dirt headed straight to a mile’s on it, firestone and an old oak tree hanging
Spitting image, bare feet, running around there playing
Couple neighbors I can wave to every day on my ride home
And a girl I gave my name to in a house on a hill I’ll die on
Oh, I’ll die on
I’ll die on
In a house on a hill I’ll die on
