[Verse 1: Male] Wheels are humming down the blacktop line, Midnightâs glow through this old pay phone sign. Baby, can you hear me? Itâs your daddyâs voice, Long roadâs been calling, but youâre my choice. [Verse 1: Female] Daddy, Iâm here, just outside your sound, Feel your love rolling, though youâre far from town. Hold on to the miles, feel my heartbeat near, Every word you say wipes away my fear. [Pre-Chorus: Both] Through static and distance, our hearts stays tight, Under the silver moon, we find our light. [Chorus: Both] Ring that old pay phone, sing me your blues, Calling home to you in worn out shoes. Laugh and cry, baby, let the night unwind, Daddyâs love is the strongest line. Ring that old pay phone, donât let it go, Every wordâs a fire, every call a glow. Though these roads may wind and time may roam, Your voice on the line, is my coming home. [Verse 2: Male] Iâm hauling dreams through desert dust and rain, Every mileâs a prayer to hear you again. Sweet girl, your laughter cuts through the night, Brighter than any highway light. [Verse 2: Female] Holdinâ the phone close, like a precious tune, Daddyâs voice, soft as a harvest moon. No matter the distance, no matter the strain, Your loveâs the compass that keeps me sane. [Pre-Chorus: Both] Through static and distance, our hearts stays tight, Under the silver moon, we find our light. [Chorus: Both] Ring that old pay phone, sing me your blues, Calling home to you in worn out shoes. Laugh and cry, baby, let the night unwind, Daddyâs love is the strongest line. Ring that old pay phone, donât let it go, Every wordâs a fire, every call a glow. Though these roads may wind and time may roam, Your voice on the line, is my coming home. [Bridge: Male] The highwayâs long, but your voice is near, In every crackle, I feel you clear. [Bridge: Female] Holdinâ on tight, Iâm right by your side, No matter how far, loveâs our ride. [Chorus: Both] Ring that old pay phone, sing me your blues, Calling home to you in worn out shoes. Laugh and cry, baby, let the night unwind, Daddyâs love is the strongest line. Ring that old pay phone, donât let it go, Every wordâs a fire, every call a glow. Though these roads may wind and time may roam, Your voice on the line, is my coming home. [Outro: Both] Your voice on the line, is my coming home... Ring that old pay phone, donât let it go...