[Verse] Sunrise gilds the fence line, dust on the old red truck Barn doors creakin’ open, talkin’ ‘bout what’s for love and luck Pappy’s boots sit by the porch, the well’s run dry and dry But the music’s still in rhythm, like the creek that won’t say goodbye [Pre-Chorus] The crowd gathers round the hawthorn tree, Old piano waitin’ for a new lease on life The auctioneer’s got that steady hand And he says, “Who’ll give for this old soul of sand?” [Chorus] She’s got keys that sing like the wind through the pines And a beat that still remembers your daddy’s good times One last note, one last time, The last piano that played on this farm’s got a new rhyme Oh, she’s sellin’ sweet, but she’ll never leave my mind That old piano’s got a heart that’s still signin’ in time [Verse] Milk-stained keys and a faded lid, one leg’s a little bent But she hums the hymns the cows used to know, and the moon used to rent She’s danced through harvests, stood through storms and tears And now she’s movin’ on with a soul that still dares [Pre-Chorus] The bid starts low, then climbs like a creek in June A fiddle player from Nashville leans and says, “I’ll take this tune” The hammer falls with a crack like thunder Pappy wipes his eyes and turns to the other [Chorus] She’s got keys that sing like the wind through the pines And a beat that still remembers your daddy’s good times One last note, one last time, The last piano that played on this farm’s got a new rhyme Oh, she’s sellin’ sweet, but she’ll never leave my mind That old piano’s got a heart that’s still signin’ in time [Bridge] I’ll walk back down that dirt road, late in the fall And hear her echo in the hollows between the wall Of memories and time, of songs we couldn’t keep But she’ll live in the music, even when I sleep [Outro] She’s sold, but not gone… she’s in the wind… She’s in the rain… she’s in the grind… She’s in the heart that still plays when the world’s gone blind… Yes, she’s sold, but not gone… she’s in the wind…