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Sawyer Brown Six Days On The Road With Lyrics
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2008
- © Curb Records Sawyer Brown music video song off of Six Days on the Road ablum released in 1997
Lyrics
Well I pulled out of Pittsburgh rolling down the eastern seaboard
I've got my diesel wound up and she's running like a never before
There's a speed zone ahead but all right, I don't see a cop in sight
Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight
I got ten forward gears and a Georgia overdrive
I'm passing little white lines and my eyes are open wide
Just passed a Jimmy and a White, I've been passing everything in sight
Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight
Well it seems like a month since I kissed my baby goodbye
I could have a lot of woman but I'm not like some of the guys
I could find one to hold me me tight,
But I could not make believe it's right
Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight
Well the ICC is checking on down the line
I'm a little overweight and my log books are way behind
But nothing bothers me tonight, I can dodge all the scales all right
Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight
My rigs a little old but that don't mean she's slow
There's a flame from her stack and the smoke's rolling black as coal
My home town's coming in sight, if you think I'm happy your right
Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight
Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight
Six Days On The Road and
I'm gonna make it home tonight
Love this version of “Six Days…” I mean who doesn’t love Sawyer Brown? I’m a trucker and I can definitely relate to the excitement of headed home.
Back in the day, I ran into them and their touring crew. Really great guys that actually spoke to a few of us drivers. I was fueling beside the buses and they brought over a pass to the show that night. Got to stay backstage and watch a great show. Sometimes being in Nashville has great benefits.
I was only familiar with the original until now. I've never drove a semi in my life but feel like I have everytime I hear this song.
It ain't about the video, its about the lyrics. We don't see video driving our rigs down the road. We hear the song and I can tell you this trucker is singing this loud and proud heading home.
Songs like this never really age.
I almost forgot just how crazy and fun this group could be. Always good for putting a smile on face
Cheesy and cornball is more like it.
Boy that's for sure.
Godam i wish country music was still like this
Me too!!
Listen to Charley Pride.
Me too🤙
@madrox if you think 9yrs ago was bad you should visit 2022😭
@@kendallgoldschmidt9515 yep I still agree country is trash now. Shit most everything is
27 Years Old & Listening To This Song 🎵 With My Father 👨🏻 I Love ❤This Country 🇺🇸🎸🤠
An incredibly talented group with an amazing lead singer. Vastly under appreciated
My uncle was an OTR for multiple national companies and this was one of his favorite remakes of an old trucker song. Keep on keeping’ on mothertruckers
Man everyone is always hating on this because there's no truck in the video lol. I'm a otr driver. I can tell you when this comes on the radio the smoke is rolling black as coal out of my 389. I would rather they hadnt changed "little white pills" but I love the faster pace.
The failed to consider what "passing little white lines" could be construed as!
Ppl gonna hate fucc them this song dtill great to me FAM 😮
why does people always complain about everything.
@@williamstarrett7134 they been hating on this song since it came out 30+ years ago
Rolling coal in a 389.....😉.. no def in that truck lol. Shiny side up driver
I met him doing a solo gig at the Lumberyard in the late 80s early 90s. I took him to breakfast after the show and we talked and talked til the rooster crowed. I took him back to his vehicle and dropped him off, I've prayed and prayed for his rehab out of alcohol and or drugs if they existed?? I'm so glad that he did get sober! I told him that I was widowed to DWI in 1987.
There is nothing better then coming home after being on the road for 6 days!! Best feeling in the world!
well after 4 years
May 2021 still blasting this gem on hot summer day rolling through town!
Hell yeah brother
End of June in NC😉
End of July here. Still jam to this song.
OG version still better this one is too slow to drive to
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This is one of my favorite country music song of all-time. Sawyer Brown does a wonderful job of singing this Roger Miller classic.
He does! I actually prefer this version.
This is what's called "garbage country", a bunch of fucking crackheads beating the shit out of a nice car. The true country version - the original - was done by Dave Dudley.
Chris, Roger Miller sang "King of the Road". "Six Days On The Road" was by Dave Dudley.
Not to mention Dave Dudley had a hit with this song
I truly LOVE Sawyer Brown,Especially this song..
I'm a rock n roll fan from way back, but I love this song and REALLY love this version.
Love it! Played bass in a country/rock band 4 nights a week in the Sac, Ca valley near Travis AF in the 70's. Couldn't sing worth shit but when everyone was shit-faced in the 4th and 5th sets the lead guy humored me and let me sing a few. This was my big one. By that time of the night and after a lot of free drinks it was damn hear this much fun. Would love to go back there just for a night. Kick ass!
One of the best shows I ever saw. Opened for a flash-in-the-pan singer who shall remain unnamed. Watched Sawyer Brown. Main act came out. Stayed for about 15 minutes. Left to have a drink and shoot pool at Mud Puddles bar.
This is one of the best versions of this song
SB just played my hometown a few nights ago. They were as awesome as they were when they played here over 30 years ago. Seen them like 4 times now, can't wait to see them again!
-Butte MT
this and the race is on are my two favorite songs by these guys. I was so lucky enough to see these guys in Nashville, Indiana and they were AWESOME!
I saw these guys twice in the 90s. Fun! :)
I’m a retired long haul driver. 23 years and 2.5 million miles.
Every Friday afternoon, I’d crank this song wide open and put that IH 9200i to the floor. That Cummins would roll the black smoke.
I couldn’t wait to see that green “Danville City Limits” sign every Friday.
Very good version of that classic tune. Driving, shaking - good. Pure country, pure rock`n roll.
They should have won Entertainer Of The Year!! Saw these guys in concert what a show!!
Heck yeah, music was s much fun back then! I love music! Always will, grew up with music, Mom played Guitar, Uncle played Banjo! I love music!
Tbh a lot of ppl hated Sawyer Brown because of Star Search and their more popular approach to music. Just remember, ppl hated Elvis in his time too. Rock on Sawyer Brown!
Love their version cranked up in a car with good bass!
This was my dad's favorite song ever by Dave Dudley. When I see this band next month there will be tears in my eyes when they sing this! Not the original of course but still amazing!
agapesweetie Thank you for recognizing Dave Dudley. Dave had a long and colorful career. He introduced trucking to country music. ''Six Days On The Road'' was his first record, released in 1963.
When we think of cowboy songs, we think of Gene Autry. When we think of train songs, we think of Hank Snow. And when we think of trucking songs, we think of Dave Dudley.
If you listen quietly, you can hear him spinning in his grave, any time he hears brown-nosers like this herd of Northern Canadian moose trying their damnedest to sound like some kind of real country.
Dave was born May 3, 1928 and died December 22, 2003, but not before leaving the country music and trucking industries with a lifetime of the best of contemporary country music and trucking songs that will last for generations to come.
"There's another town coming in sight.
If you think it's Pittsburgh, you're right!
Six days on the road and I ain't left Pittsburgh yet."
Welcome home, Dave!
one of the most under rated stars out there.
They'd be even more under-rated if they were down with the Titanic.
I remember King of the Hill digging them once, "And Lord we thank you for the short line at the Sawyer Brown booth"
My momma used to play thing song when My dad was on his way home. He was a truck driver and this happened to be his favorite band. Just makes me miss him
Alabama’s Roll On was the song for when my fave uncle was coming home from the road when I was a kid!
I remember in scouts whenever we would come back from a week-long summer camp this would be the song cranked up to full volume when we were pulling back in to the church to unload.
Omg. I remember all of these.. luv u Sawyer brown ! Wish I could of seen you on stage.
I love this song, my husband and I had our first unofficial date in 1989. He drove his sister who was my bestie and I to a Sawyer Brown concert. They moved out of state shortly after. We met our spouses, had our children. He was widowed I was divorced, we recommected and got married 31 years almost to the day later. ❤❤
Still one of the best songs to listen to in 2019
May 2020
Best song by sawyer brown#1
LOVE this tune. Sawyer Brown OWNS this song now, with all respect to Dave Dudley.
The only part SB owns is,
"There's another town coming in sight
If you think it's Pittsburgh, you're right!
Six days on the road and I ain't left Pittsburgh yet."
The rest is Dave Dudley's, the inventor of the modern truck driving songs!
Reprise bien réussite de ce classique de la country.bravo mister BROWN.
Miss the energy of these guys, Mark Miller was one helluva performer! 🙏🙌❤️
If you ever get the chance to see him in Concert, hes well worth it!! Very intertaining, it was a great show and a great time!!!
Wish Country Music was still like this? Easy-Peasy; get some buddies together like I did, learn the songs, and get out there and perform! Nothing better!!
I grew up around the trucking business, my dad and uncle were truckers, I used my dad's Mack to learn how to drive. I have loved Trucking Songs since I was as tall the gear stick.
Here Jan. 23, 2022! Still love this! I grew up on Country music! And Bluegrass! Love music!
Og trucking tune
July 24/2024 and still loving it.
For a country singer Mark Miller sure is a ROCK STAR.
+TristanandIsolt You should have seen them on Star Search.(It was the American Idle of the 80s.)They were one of the few winners who actually made something of the contract that they'd won.
+doughesson I think I might have seen them once on Star Search. I was never a regular viewer but if I am remembering this correctly I thought they were incredible.
They are also still around without selling out. If you listen to their song "It all comes down to love" and then look at when it was written, they were spot on and candid.
And he's pure energy on stage. They never stops through the whole show.
My dads been truckin 33 yrs and I'm following in his footsteps :-) he never thought his daughter would follow him always thought my brother would
I have always liked this song, but this version ROCKS!!!
Sawyer Brown was the band that got me hooked to country music.
I have loved Country since I was little, but like so rock and roll along the way!
The group that got me hooked was the Judds!!!
It's actually called Country Crock, or Country music with a Crock of shit.
Joe Cantu Well, they used the wrong tow truck. Sawyer Brown is a rock band. They do not sing country music. They have tried a few songs, but they just don't possess the panache.
Man, the 90's were so fun!
Good music.
This song kicks ass.
You made my childhood come flashing back!!!! My Daddy's a trucker and he used to tell us this when we would ask when he was coming home. Thanks for the upload....
Listening to these guys always put me on a good mood after a lousy day at work.
lemko Anybody listening to this shit could be expected to have a lousy day at work. What did you expect?
100% agreed. The people that gave me a thumbs down have never been behind the wheel of a truck and don't know the REAL meaning behind this song. I've been driving a truck for 12 years now and I can tell you this video has NOTHING to do with the song.
Awesome killer ride and killer tunes for the truckers still listening to the greatest band on the planet
Love this version of one a the best trucker classic's ever done.
I love the energy in this music vid. So random, so fun 🤘😃
i have been listeing to sawyer brown for 29 years
and he is always been awesome
This song has all the feeling of us truckers,God bless America
My dad was a truck driver.....drove all over the US. He hated driving gravel buckets, though....horrible on the lower back.
I love this video and my most favorite part of it is Hobie. I love seeing him on top of the car and I love seeing him with his face pressed against the window. (smiles)
God bless you and him and the other members always!!!
Holly in East Tennessee
This song was written by Earl Green about a truck driver he knew and the life a truck driver leads.
I've lived this life for over 25 years and VERY PROUD OF IT.
I drove my 1st truck in '91.
Sawyer Brown should have did the song the original way..."I've been taking little white pills and my eyes are open wide"
This song is about truck drivers and not one truck in the video.
Thanks for all the haulin'! The feds sure haven't made it any easier, good that you hung in there.
Sawyer Brown changed that one line about "taking little white pills" as they're very anti drug. Still a great version.
My wife mamma loved all his videos her mom passed away September 13th 2004 when my wife plays his videos she thinks about all the times they danced silky to his songs
absolutely love this song!
LOVE BOTH VERSIONS OF THIS SONG BY DAVE DUDLEY & SAWYER BROWN
I’m a trucker and I play this when I’m on my way home
Me and my wife grew up on country like this
I grew up with a fellow who could have been Mark Miller twin brother. Had the moves and danced just like him. Galen Foster, you were an awesome friend. I’ll never forget you. Great times.
WHERE'S THE TRUCKS????? This is my husband and my song! First song we ever danced to on our first date. He's a driver and he sings this too me every time he's headed home! HAMMER DOWN!!!!!!!!
Love this song. They do it great. Dave Duddly would love it.
Fantastic country song- one of the best!
This song reminds me of real barnyard country, like horse shit, pig crap, chicken droppings, road apples, pasture pizzas, barn biscuits, anything that lets you know you're in pure shit country.
This was my dads favorite song by Dave Dudley. Saw Sawyer Brown live and almost cried when I heard this live.
Blasting this in my semi Rollin through Austin, texas
just saw these guys on tour in Ohio for the very first time. Best concert ever.
SB hit #13 in Billboard, 5-17-97. God bless ya, brother Mark Miller! Hugs to you!
This song is so much fun 🙂
Sorry but I love sawyer brown lol .. I remember watching them on Star Search when I was a kid .. awesome group ..:)
Even Star Search has had desperate moments. They all do.
Always play this when I travel!
Sawyer Brown. Simply the best.
The best version i ever liked
Love it ! esp "Well my rig's gettin' old but that don't mean she's slow..." me too.........
After Country music was gold, During the time it was great and just before it was TRASH!
Right f'n on!!!!
Well guys, I heard that you were here in Buffalo last month. Sorry I didn't get to see you in concert. Anyway. I hope you had a good time. Anyway. I miss hearing from you guys.
love this song because I do it all week
That makes me happy! Better days and good times when every thought or word wasn't scrutinized.
Awesome song 👍
This is one of the most bad ass covers EVER
I have seen these guys several times and they are great
Man he can sure cut a rug and his vocals are always solid
Saw these guys when they pulled into the Flying J in Troutdale Oregon. I had my son who was just an infant in a front carrier while we were fueling our rig. One of the guys gave my boy a Sawyer Brown Hat. This is a great song... but video had nothing to do with Trucking.
Thats been several years ago
My aunt, Bonnie Brandt, lives in troutdale. She likes it.
This is an absolutely GREAT version, but it MUST be followed or preceded by the version by The great Dave Dudley from Pulaski, Wisconsin!
Sad we will never have songs like this again. it will be like this.
my def light is bright im pulling over at the next service station in site 6 days on road I already need repairs my trucks fallen apart soon as dealer lot was out site my stack wasn't blowing black but sparks flying of it as it hit ground this Ford is gonna be death of me pick a tree
I DROVE FOR TWO OVER THE ROAD...
LOVED IT.. BIG HOOD PETERBILT.. I just could not stand being alone that much.. Had a blast though.. Saw all of America..
I'm glad they changed the drug reference. There are actually people who don't do drugs. I used to travel for a living. I was home one weekend a month. Whether a truck driver or a musician or a traveling construction worker - it's relatible. Love the song.
This reminds me of the time I blew a scale, out of class, in upstate NY with a Ford dually and gooseneck trailer. I was three miles from the exit and hauled ass to get to it. Never saw a cop behind me and made it to pick-up unscathed.
I love Sawyer Brown!
GREAT COVER!
I miss this group, they got me to liking country,, and that is hard to do!!!!!!!!!
If you ever listened to real country, you probably still wouldn't like it because this shit ain't country. It's not even close.