Movin’ On Lee Conway

"Movin’ On" by Lee Conway, released in 1975, is a #Country song that explores themes of resilience and moving forward after heartbreak. The lyrics convey a sense of hope and determination to leave the past behind. Unique musical elements include heartfelt storytelling and a soothing melody, capturing the spirit of overcoming challenges. Its relatable message has resonated with many listeners, solidifying its place in country music culture.

Big wheel's rollin', big wheel's rollin', movin' o-on
Big wheel's rollin', gotta keep 'em goin'
Big wheel's rollin', movin' on
The white line is a lifeline to the nation
And men like Will and Sonny make it move
Livin' like a gypsy, always on the go
And doin' what they best know how to do
Jammin' gears has got to be a fever
As men become addicted to the grind
It takes a special breed to be a truck drivin' man
And a steady hand to pull that load behind
Big wheel's rollin', big wheel's rollin', movin' o-on
Big wheel's rollin', gotta keep 'em goin'
Big wheel's rollin', movin' on
All night country music keeps 'em goin'
And Will and Sonny keep on movin' on
A good hot cup of coffee is waitin' up ahead
And the rhythm of the highway hums along
Jammin' gears has got to be a fever
'Cause men become addicted to the grind
It takes a special breed to be a truck drivin' man
And a steady hand to pull that load behind
Big wheel's rollin', big wheel's rollin', movin' o-on
Big wheel's rollin', gotta keep 'em goin'
Big wheel's rollin', movin' on

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