[Verse] Sunsetâs paintinâ gold on that old dirt road, Where the riverâs spillinâ high, but the storyâs told, Neighbors standinâ tall, boots clean and dry, Laughinâ âbout the creek thatâs runninâ wild tonight. [Pre-Chorus] Grab your coat, take my hand, weâll wade right through, This little flood donât mean nothinâ I canât get through with you. [Chorus] But weâll keep on walkinâ, no matter where it flows, With dry boots waitinâ just where the warm wind blows, Side by side on this run-down road, Flooded now, but our hearts will hold â Dry boots, warm roots, and the stories we told. [Verse] Front porch lights flicker, neighbors callinâ low, Passing 'round the memories like a fireâs glow, Muddy waters rise but our spirits wonât bend, In this little town, every floodâs just a friend. [Pre-Chorus] So take my hand, letâs step on through, These waterâs high, but thereâs peace in the view. [Chorus] But weâll keep on walkinâ, no matter where it flows, With dry boots waitinâ just where the warm wind blows, Side by side on this run-down road, Flooded now, but our hearts will hold â Dry boots, warm roots, and the stories we told. [Bridge] And when the waterâs gone, the road will shine, Like the love that never fades, through rain and time, Weâll laugh about the flood, the boots, the nights, Neighbors standinâ strong in the soft porch lights. [Chorus] Yeah, weâll keep on walkinâ, no matter where it flows, With dry boots waitinâ just where the warm wind blows, Side by side on this run-down road, Flooded now, but our hearts will hold â Dry boots, warm roots, and the stories we told. [Outro] Dry boots waitinâ, warm roots growinâ slow, On a flooded road, with friends Iâve come to know.