I left Texas when I was seventeen
An old guitar and an older dream
Hitch hiked to Nashville with my bundle of songs
A little money but it didn't last long
A million miles a million roads
I travelled far to sing my songs
Always searching never still
Find a place where I belong
A place where I belong
A place where I belong
South of Georgia, highway eighty three
Seaside village she calls to me
Deep green water and the sky is so blue
Two more hours and I'm home to you
The night is dark, the road is long
White lines flash till I can't see
I've been to New York and Tennessee
They don't mean that much to me
There not where I want to be
There not where I want to be
South of Georgia, highway eighty three
Seaside village she calls to me
Deep green water and the sky is so blue
Two more hours and I'm home to you
Crazy people leading this fine State
You just got to get beyond their hate
Let teachers teach leave their books in place
In sun and sand find hope and grace
South of Georgia, highway eighty three
Seaside village she calls to me
Deep green water and the sky is so blue
Two more hours and I'm home to you
Two more hours, home to you
Two more hours, home to you
Two more hours, home to you
Oh don't you hear her calling now
Music, lyrics lead vocal: Lynn Lister
Guitar and backing vocal: Duncan Butler
Harmonica: Ian Collins