[Verse] Sun sank low behind the cotton rows, My hands still bleed from the dayâs hard toll. Dust clings tight like a worn-out coat, But the levee's call is the peace I know. [Pre-Chorus] And the river hums its silver tune, Underneath the lazy, rising moon. [Chorus] Walkinâ slow on the moonlit levee, Leave my troubles where the waterâs steady. Got the night to soothe these weary bones, The blues roll deep but I'm not alone. Walkinâ slow on the moonlit levee, Findinâ strength where the wind is heavy. Every stepâs a fight, but Iâm still standinâ, With the riverâs song and my own two hands. [Verse] Daylight burns, and the world demands, But the nightâs embrace gives a second chance. Fingers aching, heart recalling, How the riverâs song keeps me from falling. [Pre-Chorus] And the river hums its silver tune, Underneath the lazy, rising moon. [Chorus] Walkinâ slow on the moonlit levee, Leave my troubles where the waterâs steady. Got the night to soothe these weary bones, The blues roll deep but I'm not alone. Walkinâ slow on the moonlit levee, Findinâ strength where the wind is heavy. Every stepâs a fight, but Iâm still standinâ, With the riverâs song and my own two hands. [Bridge] Hard days break, but the night wonât lie, By the riverâs edge, I breathe, Iâm alive. Lay my burdens down and watch âem drift, In the moonâs soft glow, I find my gift. [Chorus] Walkinâ slow on the moonlit levee, Leave my troubles where the waterâs steady. Got the night to soothe these weary bones, The blues roll deep but I'm not alone. Walkinâ slow on the moonlit levee, Findinâ strength where the wind is heavy. Every stepâs a fight, but Iâm still standinâ, With the riverâs song and my own two hands. [Outro] Yeah, the riverâs song and my own two hands.