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: 14 Hours On the Line – Truck Driver Story Album

“14 Hours On the Line” is a full day in a trucker’s life told in 14 songs. From that cold 4AM pre-trip to the moment you finally shut it down with “Engine Off, Heart On,” this playlist rides through everything a driver really feels: pride, stress, loneliness, love, temptation, hope, and that quiet peace you only find under truck stop lights. Soulful R&B, old school hip hop, late-night love songs, and road-worn confessionals all share the same highway here: 4AM Pre-Trip – waking up before the sun, checking the rig, talking yourself into another long day. Clock In, Roll Out – boom bap confidence, pulling out the yard like a blue-collar superhero. Sunrise Over the Highway – that quiet moment when the sky goes gold and the grind feels worth it. Dock Door Blues – hurry-up-and-wait frustration while your 14-hour clock keeps bleeding. Love on Speakerphone – holding your family together through a tiny glowing screen. Truck Stop Plate – fried comfort food, tired jokes, and small kindness from strangers. White Lines Therapy – thinking about life, loss, and second chances while the miles roll by. City Lights, Tight Turns – threading 80,000 lbs through chaos like a pro. Loves Truck Stop Lights – circling for parking, finally finding a little safety under neon. Lot Lizards & Lonely Hearts – not glamorizing it; just seeing the hurt and praying for everybody caught in it. Solo Table for One – late-night diner, plastic menus, quiet grown-man loneliness. FaceTime Tuck-In – reading bedtime stories from a sleeper cab and blowing kisses to the screen. Headed Home in the Morning – that last run before home time, counting down miles like prayers. Engine Off, Heart On – shutting down the truck while your mind and heart stay moving. This isn’t background “trucker aesthetic” music. It’s for the ones actually out here: the lease drivers, company drivers, owner-ops, day-cab soldiers, and every family waiting on the porch light. Hit play when you’re rolling into the night, parked at a Love’s, or just missing the road from home. If any line feels a little too real… that’s because this one was built for us.