Blue Cotton Memories

Blue cotton memories Still drift across my mind. Golden fields and summer skies leaving yesterday Behind. Barefoot dreams on country roads, Fireflies in July. We thought forever lived beneath that Endless southern sky. Time may change the seasons, but it can't Erase the roots. Blue cotton memories Woven deep inside my soul. Every thread tells a story, Every scar made me whole. Though the years keep rolling by Like rivers to the sea, blue cotton Memories will always live in me. Mama's voice from the front porch, Daddy's old guitar. Sunday hymns and Friday nights still shine Like distant stars. The screen door softly closes, The wind calls out my name. I left that little hometown, but it never Did the same. Home is more than a place, it's the song Inside your heart. Blue cotton memories, Gentle as the evening breeze. Every sunset brings me back to those old Magnolia trees. The road may lead me far away, But love still sets me free. Blue cotton memories are the best Part of me. If I never walk those fields again, Their spirit will remain. The lessons born in simple days still run Through every vein. I carry them like treasured songs wherever Life may go. The deepest roots keep growing long After We outgrow. Oh. Oh. Blue cotton memories, Forever stitched with grace. Every sunrise reminds me you can never Lose your place. I keep those fields within my heart No matter where I roam. Blue cotton memories will always Lead me home. The evening breeze keeps calling, The stars begin to shine. Blue cotton memories, forever Yours and mine.