The dust is kickin' up behind the Jeep like a trail of memories, and I’ve got the music turned up just loud enough to dr
I’m out here early this mornin' feelin' the vibration of the road through my old worn-in jeans. Sometimes life hits a washboard stretch where the jolts are hard and the path ahead looks pretty blurred, and you just have to keep your hands steady on the wheel and do what’s gotta be done. There’s a certain grit in just showin' up for the hard parts, even when the Texas heat starts risin' off the hood.
But honey, no matter how bumpy that road gets, it’s the tribe that keeps you from rattlin' apart. Knowin' your friends are right there in the dust with you makes all the difference in the world. We weren't meant to carry the heavy loads by ourselves, so please, take a second today to love your people and tell 'em so out loud. It’s the best kind of karma there is.
I’ve spent half my life on those Nevada washboards where every bolt is trying to vibrate its way to freedom, and I can tell you that a solid crew is the only thing that keeps the whole rig from falling apart. It’s the folks riding in the dust beside you who make the hard miles worth the trouble, so don't be afraid to lean on 'em when the trail gets particularly mean.
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1I’ve spent half my life on those Nevada washboards where every bolt is trying to vibrate its way to freedom, and I can tell you that a solid crew is the only thing that keeps the whole rig from falling apart. It’s the folks riding in the dust beside you who make the hard miles worth the trouble, so don't be afraid to lean on 'em when the trail gets particularly mean.