Southern Tyde covering Dierks Bentley's 5-1-5-0 live Halloween 2014.

Southern Tyde - 5-1-5-0 (Dierks Bentley Cover)

The road is long, but I’ve got my aim,
You’re waiting at home, whisperin’ my name.
[ bridge]
You don’t know when, just hope I get through,
Prayin’ the night won’t steal me from you.

[Verse 2]
Highway keeps rollin’, no end in sight,
No roadside café, just markers in the night.
Town after town, the signs fly past,
Coffee’s all gone, and the day won’t last.
[ bridge]
Still I’m a drifter, a pilgrim alone,
A traveler bound to the blacktop stone.

[Chorus]
My head feels heavy, my eyes start to close,
Body keeps askin’, “Where do we go?”
In the middle of nowhere, I’ve got to ride,
This is my fate — can’t step off the line.

The road is long, but I’ve got my aim,
You’re waiting at home, whisperin’ my name.
Still I’m a drifter, a pilgrim alone,
[ bridge]
A traveler bound to the blacktop stone.

[ instrumental intermezzo]


Chorus]
My head feels heavy, my eyes start to close,
Body keeps askin’, “Where do we go?”
In the middle of nowhere, I’ve got to ride,
[ bridge]
This is my fate — can’t step off the line.

[ instrumental outro ]

road is long

"Toes Out, Troubles Gone" is a feel-good country soundtrack for sunsets, tailgates, and everything in between. Mr. DadGuy & Co. capture the freedom of kicking your boots off by the shoreline, lighting a bonfire with friends, and soaking up the kind of weekend memories money can’t buy.

From the laid-back title track “Toes Out, Troubles Gone” to party anthems like “Cooler Full of Weekend”  this album blends storytelling, humor, and honesty into a summer-ready collection. Each song celebrates simple joys—cold drinks, warm sunsets, good company, and the reminder that sometimes the best riches are found in the sand beneath your toes.

Perfect for beach drives, backyard hangs, or just daydreaming of a life slowed down, Toes Out, Troubles Gone is country living wrapped in golden light.

Cooler Full Of Weekend

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