[Verse] Dust on my heels and a bottle half gone, Fiddles cried low and the floor started moan. I kicked off my shoes on a splintered plank, Left my heart where the fireflies ran. [Pre-Chorus] Well, the last two steps were a waltz with the night, Spin me around, make it feel right. And when the fiddle fell silent, I said, “Just one more song—don’t go, don’t go.” [Chorus] Oh, we danced till the moon dipped low, Boots muddy and wild, but I’m still in the glow. Danced with the wind and the dirt on my skin, This barn’s my last love, this barn’s where I’ve been. One more round—ain’t no end, ain’t no end, Just mud on my soles and the blues I pretend. [Verse] Old Billy forgot the second line, Sang it out loud in a cracked-up time. Laughin’ hard, no one cared who knew, I spun like a dream with a country stew. [Pre-Chorus] The lights dimmed low and the air turned warm, Dancin’ with ghosts in a broken barn. I didn’t leave when the music wound down— Stood there with a grin and a foot in the ground. [Chorus] Oh, we danced till the moon dipped low, Boots muddy and wild, but I’m still in the glow. Danced with the wind and the dirt on my skin, This barn’s my last love, this barn’s where I’ve been. One more round—ain’t no end, ain’t no end, Just mud on my soles and the blues I pretend. [Bridge] Time don’t move in this dirt and wood, No clock, no calendar, just a tune and the mud. I’ll come back when the dust starts to rise, With a smile, a song, and a heart full of skies. [Chorus] Oh, we danced till the moon dipped low, Boots muddy and wild, but I’m still in the glow. Danced with the wind and the dirt on my skin, This barn’s my last love, this barn’s where I’ve been. One more round—ain’t no end, ain’t no end, Just mud on my soles and the blues I pretend. [Outro] Mud on my soles… Still dancing… Still singing… Still in the ring.