Lyrics

I was five years old when he took me to Elk Camp
We must have sang every word to a '90s country soundtrack
And when I joined the baseball team
He made me feel like a celebrity
He's the guy right there with coach written on his back
I remember thinking way back when
All I wanted was to be with him
Going up in the mountains, out on the lake
With a rod in my hand, catching trout all day
Feeling like that sun would never fade away
Rocking out in that old Toyota
With the windows down
Sipping Coca-Cola
That shotgun seat puts a big smile on my face
If you ask me if there's one place I'd rather be
That's somewhere with my dad next to me
I'm 25 now and living on my own
And all I know is I thank God for cell phones
'Cause even though I'm 2,000 miles away
We still talk every single day
It makes me feel like I'm not that far from home
When days get rough and life takes a toll
I close my eyes and my mind goes
Up in the mountains, out on the lake
With a rod in my hand, catching trout all day
Feeling like that sun would never fade away
Rocking out in that old Toyota
With the windows down
Sipping Coca-Cola
That shotgun seat puts a big smile on my face
If you ask me if there's one place I'd rather be
That's somewhere with my dad next to me
He's strong and wise and makes me laugh
Teaches me how a man should act
He always gives the best advice
I'm thankful for all the times
We went up in the mountains, out on the lake
With a rod in my hand, catching trout all day
Feeling like that sun would never fade away
Rocking out in that old Toyota
With the windows down
Sipping Coca-Cola
That shotgun seat puts a big smile on my face
If you ask me if there's one place I'd rather be
That's somewhere with my dad next to me
Written by: Afton Marie Prater, Michael Keys
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