Back Roads of Wisconsin

[Verse] Fog rolls over the cornfields, sunrise brews a golden light, Butter churns, cows are grazin', startin' up the dairy life. Old red barns and silos, tracing back to simpler ways, On the back roads of Wisconsin, I could drive for days. [Verse 2] Cheese curds and green landscapes, small towns with bigger dreams, Football games and bonfire nights, hear the laughter and the screams. Hand in hand by the lake shore, love grows under starlit skies, In the heart of Wisconsin, where the spirit never dies. [Chorus] In the land of milk and honey, where the sky's a blue expanse, We find beauty in the ordinary, and every day's a chance. To live the life worth livin', under the Midwest sun, In Wisconsin we discover, life's simple joys just begun. [Verse 3] Tractors hum through autumn fields, harvest moon lights up the nights, Snowflakes kiss the pine trees as the winter brings delight. Covered bridges, winding rivers, memories held dear, In Wisconsin every season, carries magic oh so clear. [Bridge] Through the changing of the years, as the seasons roll on by, The spirit of Wisconsin, is a light that never dies. From apple orchards blossomin' to the Packers' mighty roar, We cherish every moment, longing always for more. [Chorus] In the land of milk and honey, where the sky's a blue expanse, We find beauty in the ordinary, and every day's a chance. To live the life worth livin', under the Midwest sun, In Wisconsin we discover, life's simple joys just begun.