[Verse] Under the flicker of that old streetlight glow, Muddy shoes tell the tales that Iâve come to know. Walkinâ through the shadows, Iâve been beat, Iâve been bruised, But every step Iâm takinâ got my soul to choose. [Pre-Chorus] Hear the wind, itâs whisperinâ, callinâ out my name, Lifeâs a rough sermon, but Iâm still in the game. [Chorus] This streetlight sermon, yeah, itâs writ in the dust, Muddy shoes, tired blues, but I still trust. Burninâ slow, the nightâs my muse, hear my heartâs confession, Every scarâs a lesson in this streetlight sermon. [Verse] Broken roads and hard knocks, they've shaped who I am, I carry every story, like a one-man band. Steel in my spine, though the night leaves a bruise, Iâm the preacher of the pavement, with these muddy shoes. [Pre-Chorus] Feel the cold night breathinâ, but I ainât alone, Each stepâs a promise, Iâm headed back home. [Chorus] This streetlight sermon, yeah, itâs writ in the dust, Muddy shoes, tired blues, but I still trust. Burninâ slow, the nightâs my muse, hear my heartâs confession, Every scarâs a lesson in this streetlight sermon. [Bridge] Ainât no silver lining, just the grit and the grime, But I keep on movinâ, one foot in time. When the world gets heavy, and the night gets cold, I find my faith in the stories Iâve told. [Chorus] This streetlight sermon, yeah, itâs writ in the dust, Muddy shoes, tired blues, but I still trust. Burninâ slow, the nightâs my muse, hear my heartâs confession, Every scarâs a lesson in this streetlight sermon. [Outro] So when you see me walkinâ with those muddy shoes, Know Iâm preachinâ hope, not just singinâ the blues.