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Stay in Your Lane at Wilkesboro

Song Description “Stay in Your Lane at Wilkesboro” is a dark outlaw country parable set against the thunder of stock cars and red-clay history. Fathers Boone and Pastor Colton teach three boys that life, like racing, is not about speed or spectacle — but about running the course God has already laid out. Drawing directly from Psalm 119, Hebrews 12, Proverbs 4, and Romans 8 (LSB), the song proclaims God’s sovereign call, Christ as Author and Finisher, and the safety of staying within the lane of His Word. Amid roaring engines and flying dirt, Scripture settles deep — steady, sure, and unmissed. Lyrics Verse 1 Truck bed rattlin’ down old roads, Boys leanin’ hard on rusted rails, Signs say Wilkesboro ten miles out, Red clay dust in their fingernails. Fuel and popcorn in the air, Engines growlin’ like chained-up thunder, Fence wire hummin’ when they fly past, Every sound pulls the soul under. Verse 2 “Gentlemen,” the loudspeaker cries, “Start your engines — let ’em run.” Hats near gone, hearts beat fast, Daniel yells, “I want one!” Boone just smiles, calm and low, “Sons, fast ain’t wild — it’s built with aim.” Colton nods beside the fence, “Scrip¬ture says the same.” Chorus Run the race that’s set for you, Eyes ahead, don’t drift, don’t sway. God laid down the track you’re on, Ain’t your call to pave the way. Author wrote it, Finisher too, He don’t miss, He don’t delay. Hold your line, endure it through — Stay in your lane. (Hebrews 12:1–2, LSB — anchored) Verse 3 Colton opens that worn-out Book, Wind flips pages, dust blows free. “I shall run the way You command, For You enlarge the heart in me.” “God sets tracks before our feet, Not by might, not by chance,” “He gives the want, He gives the strength, He calls us just to run.” (Psalm 119:32, LSB) Verse 4 Boone points out toward the curve, One car slips, dirt flies wide. “See what happens when you drift?” “Lose control — lose the ride.” “Watch your path, don’t turn aside, Left or right’ll cost you dear.” “God’s Word’s the lane He puts you in — Stay right here.” (Proverbs 4:26–27, LSB) Spoken Bridge (low, steady) Colton (spoken): “Those He predestined, He also called. Those He called, He justified. Those He justified — glorified.” Boone (spoken): “That race is finished before it starts. God don’t lose His own.” (Romans 8:30, LSB) Final Chorus Run with endurance, not your speed, Fix your eyes where mercy stands. Jesus writes the first breath in, And He’ll hold your final step in hand. Crowd gets loud, curves get tight, But truth don’t ever change. He secured the finish long ago — Stay in your lane. Outro Engines fade into the night, Fence wire still hums low. Three boys leave with dust on boots And Scripture in their bones. At North Wilkesboro Speedway, With red clay under God’s wide sky, Fathers taught their sons one truth: Run straight. Don’t look back. He’ll get you to the line.