Big Truck, Small Heart

[Verse] Out on the highway with the sun sinking low, His lifted truck's the envy of all the folks he knows, Chrome shining bright and tires bigger than his dreams, But behind that wheel, things ain't always what they seem. [Verse 2] He revs that engine, letting out a mournful wail, Heads turn and whisper as he flexes without fail, But deep down inside, there's a secret that he hides, It's written in the way he overfills his pride. [Chorus] Big truck, small heart, he's trying to play the part, Roaring through the night but never gets too far, With every honk and holler, he's masking all the pain, Big truck, small heart, it's all a crying shame. [Verse 3] He's got the country station blaring, hard to drown the doubt, But no amount of horsepower can figure it out, Trying to find comfort in the shadow of his might, But shadows are just darkness, no matter how you fight. [Verse 4] Stopped by the roadhouse where the neon’s always bright, Cowboys and dreamers all gathered in the night, He's telling them stories, stretching truths like rubber bands, But inside he's shrinking, burdened by his own hands. [Chorus] Big truck, small heart, he's trying to play the part, Roaring through the night but never gets too far, With every honk and holler, he's masking all the pain, Big truck, small heart, it's all a crying shame.