Golden Hour Playlist: Breathtaking Songs About Sunsets

[Verse] In this small town, there's a riverbend, But I've never seen that ocean's end. I hear the waves calling out my name, In dreams I see a love so untamed. [Verse 2] You talk of sunsets on the sandy shore, With that sparkle I've come to adore. You paint a picture with words so sweet, A place where our hearts could truly meet. [Chorus] Heart to the sea, though I've never been, I feel its love through your eyes, my friend. With every tale you tell so true, It's like the ocean is loving me too. [Verse 3] The scent of salt carried on the breeze, You describe it like a summer tease. I close my eyes, and I almost feel, Those ocean tides, oh, the love is real. [Bridge] One day I'll see those waves of blue, Feel the sand beneath my boots too. But until then, I'll dream it all, With your stories, I'm standing tall. [Chorus] Heart to the sea, though I've never been, I feel its love through your eyes, my friend. With every tale you tell so true, It's like the ocean is loving me too.

[Verse] In a small town where the fields are green, Under the stars, life's a beautiful scene, Kevin met Claire on that golden summer night, Like a spark in the dark, it just felt so right. [Verse 2] They'd stroll down Main Street hand in hand, Talking 'bout dreams and making plans, A love so strong you could see it bright, Shining like the moon on a Tennessee night. [Chorus] Kevin's loving Claire, oh it's plain to see, Through the ups and downs, where they wanna be, Together forever, strong as the oak, Their love's a wildfire, not just a gentle smoke. [Verse 3] From the first "hello" to those whisperin' dreams, Their hearts stitched together like a seam, Building a home where the lovebirds sing, With Claire on his mind, Kevin’s livin' the dream. [Bridge] When the night's grown cold and days are long, Kevin sings to Claire, their favorite song, The road may be rough, but love's their guide, In this journey of life, they walk side by side. [Verse 4] As the years roll on and wrinkles show, Their love stays young, forever aglow, On the porch in a swing, watchin' sunsets fall, In each other’s arms, they have it all.

[Verse] Sue's got a buddy, name is Woy Woy, With a heart for the beaches and a love for joy. Four-wheel drives straight down the sandy lanes, In that old truck, they break all chains. [Verse 2] Buddy the dog rides in the back, Tongue flappin' in the breeze, no need to pack. Facebook arguments are left behind, Out in the wild, it's peace we find. [Chorus] Good times rollin' on the shore, Where the sunsets make you ask for more. No Wi-Fi, just the sand and sea, Sue and Woy Woy living wild and free. [Verse 3] Evenin' bonfires light up the night, Woy Woy's bark echoes in the pale moonlight. Stories shared by the flickerin' flames, Life's simple pleasures, we ain't playin' games. [Bridge] Some folks caught up in that online fight, We'd rather run wild 'neath the stars so bright. Where the waves crash and laughter's loud, We break away from the digital crowd. [Verse 4] Life in the real world can't be beat, With Woy Woy, every day's a treat. Four-wheel drive tracks and salty air, Gives us a reason to stay right there.

[Verse] Down by the old oak tree, where the shadows dance at noon, Ephraim left this world one warm, sunny June. Ruth's heart shattered like a vase, in her hands it lay, Children 'round her crying, heard their daddy'd gone away. [Verse 2] In their small white chapel, the hymns of love were sung, Voices high and trembling, hearts a bitter rung. Ruth clutched Ephraim's picture, tears streaming from her face, Telling stories of his love, through God's amazing grace. [Chorus] Ephraim, you're our shining star, though you've flown away, Your love still warms our hearts, morning, night, and day. Ruth and all the children, miss you through the pain, In our memories and dreams, you’ll always remain. [Verse 3] Out in the fields he worked, with hands so strong and kind, Now the tractor's silent, and the barn he left behind. Ruth remembers laughter in the simple things they’d do, Picnics by the river and the sunsets’ golden hue. [Verse 4] Children tell their stories of a father’s love so deep, Teaching them the lessons they’re now destined to keep. His voice echoes softly on the winds that gently sigh, A guardian spirit watching from the clear blue sky. [Chorus] Ephraim, you're our shining star, though you've flown away, Your love still warms our hearts, morning, night, and day. Ruth and all the children, miss you through the pain, In our memories and dreams, you’ll always remain.

[Verse] Out in the wild, fightin' flames every day, Cayman's got a heart of steel and a will that won't sway. In his small town, they all know his name, Bodybuilder by dawn, fire tamer by flame. [Verse 2] On this special day, we gather 'round, To celebrate Cayman's first year, making us proud. With muscles like mountains and courage like gold, He's a hero in blue jeans, a story to be told. [Chorus] Happy birthday, Cayman, raise a toast high, For the firefighter strong, and the bodybuilder guy. You tackle life's fires and lift the weight, Here's to the hero whose spirit won’t break. [Verse 3] From lifting heavy loads down at the old gym, To cutting firebreaks, limbs lookin' so trim, Every spark you douse, every weight you lift, Shows the world your heart's strongest gift. [Bridge] Dirt roads and red sunsets, through every scene, Sweat and honor glisten, in those eyes so keen. We watch your journey, as you grow and strive, In this dance of life, you make us all alive. [Chorus] Happy birthday, Cayman, raise a toast high, For the firefighter strong, and the bodybuilder guy. You tackle life's fires and lift the weight, Here's to the hero whose spirit won’t break.

[Verse] Manus wears a black fishnet tank top, Drives his jeep way too fast, he can't stop, Flying over speed bumps like they're nothin', Burnin' rubber, the town's always buzzin'. [Verse 2] Burned down Jimmy's yard just last night, Smokin' tires and beer, what a sight, Shania Twain blarin' through the speakers, Budweiser in hand, he's a thrill seeker. [Chorus] Manus, oh Manus, you're livin' so loud, In Douglastown, you've made a big crowd, Fast cars, cold beers, and wild nights, You're the spark that sets this town alight. [Bridge] They say you're trouble, you're trouble for sure, But everyone loves the wildness you pour, From bonfire parties to midnight rides, Manus in a fishnet, holdin' on tight. [Verse 3] Settling down ain't in your dreams, You'd rather chase sunsets and moonbeams, Rollin' on through the heartbeat of town, A legend in fishnet, never comes down. [Chorus] Manus, oh Manus, you're livin' so loud, In Douglastown, you've made a big crowd, Fast cars, cold beers, and wild nights, You're the spark that sets this town alight.

[Verse] In the hills of Sheridan, where the sunsets glow, Cowboys and their pickup trucks are rarin' to go, Down at the Dusty Barn, where the beer flows cold, We dance to the fiddle and the stories we’ve told. [Verse 2] Mama’s homemade pie, it's state fair gold, We ain't got no secrets, just tales of old, Cornbread and laughter, it's a family thing, We wear our boots scuffed, like diamond rings. [Chorus] We’re the Sheridan country boys, kickin' up dust, Faith and family first, in the Lord we trust, With a twang and a hoot, we ride all night, In those Sheridan fields, everything's just right. [Verse 3] John Deere tractors and that clickety-clack, Granddaddy's wisdom as he leans way back, Banjos and harmonicas, we play them loud, Inbred twang and pride, yeah, we’re rural proud. [Bridge] We may be small-town, but our hearts are grand, We wear our heritage like a branded hand, Rodeo’s in our blood, moonshine in the veins, Dirt roads and campfires, through joys and pains. [Chorus] We’re the Sheridan country boys, kickin' up dust, Faith and family first, in the Lord we trust, With a twang and a hoot, we ride all night, In those Sheridan fields, everything's just right.

It’s driving me crazy It’s been three years I can’t get it out of my head We’re gonna have a party It will be insane and if they miss it They wish they were dead So tell everybody from the present and the past Make sure you tell grandma Or she will kick your ass The sunsets and it’s looking good Let’s have a party turn the music up Let’s have a party we never give up Let’s have a party. I love the way that you feel. All the people that we love are here let’s all hope we have a better year We’ve got birds and snakes and birthday cakes believe me we have it all Everybody’s been struggling hard even the dog can’t find his ball Where all bread tough here keep a smile on our face and our heads held high. Always praying that we stay in the race. We’ve done this before and will do it again Let’s have a party turn the music up Let’s have a party we never give up Let’s have a party. I love the way that you feel. All the people that we love are here let’s all hope we have a better year Let’s have a party turn the music up Let’s have a party we never give up Let’s have a party. I love the way that you feel. All the people that we love are here let’s all hope we have a better year

[Verse] Sun's risin' and the rooster's crowin', Got a boss man callin', but he don't know I'm goin' Down the back roads, kickin' up the dirt, Leavin' all my worries in my old plaid shirt. [Verse 2] Clock's tickin' but I'm just fishin' by the creek, Got a cooler full of beer and I'm feelin' kinda free. To the grind, I say no thanks, Rather be out here smellin' the pine ranks. [Chorus] No, I ain't givin' a damn about the nine to five, Forget the paperwork, I'm born to drive. Out where the world ain't bound by walls, Just a man, his truck, and country calls. [Verse 3] Suit and tie ain't ever been my style, Rather face the wild with a cheeky smile. Hit the honky tonk when the day is done, Raised on freedom, workin' just ain't fun. [Verse 4] Coworkers stressin' over petty things, I'm out chasin' sunsets, pullin' my guitar strings. Life's too short for their uptight plans, I jest, laugh, and twirl - I'm a country man. [Chorus] No, I ain't givin' a damn about the nine to five, Forget the paperwork, I'm born to drive. Out where the world ain't bound by walls, Just a man, his truck, and country calls.

[Verse] Up in the northern valley, where the golden wheat grows tall, The sun sets down behind the barns, casting shadows on stone walls. The whispers of the evening wind dance through the old oak trees, Life moves slow and easy here, just as it was meant to be. [Verse 2] Shepherd walks the fence line, dog running by his side, The cattle graze in distant fields, it’s a peaceful countryside. Tractors rest in their weathered homes, day's work comes to an end, Folks gather on the front porch, sharing tales with old friends. [Chorus] In the northern valley, life's a simple song, Where the sunsets paint the sky and we all belong. Fields of green and skies of blue, a paradise serene, Livin' in the northern valley, it's a country dream. [Verse 3] Children play in open fields, laughter fills the air, Fireflies light up the night, like a festival affair. Grandma hums a lullaby, rocking in her chair, In this northern valley life, love's the answer to every prayer. [Bridge] The stars come out, a million lights, shining in the dark, The crickets play their symphony, it’s the music of the heart. Morning dew on fresh-cut grass, a promise of a brand-new day, In this peaceful northern valley, we wouldn't want it any other way. [Verse 4] Autumn colors start to bloom, painting hills in red and gold, Smoke rises from the chimneys, as the nights grow cold. We gather 'round the harvest feast, thankful for the land, In this sweet northern valley life, everything is grand.