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She was mud and sand and concrete
Mixed with water made a' tears
From the rivers runnin' down the Great Divide
She was three thousand miles
Of rockin', rollin' highway
A million mem'ries long and two lanes wide

Far across the wide Missouri
To the ol' Wyomin' line
From the Jersey shore to San Francisco Bay
She was known to all the truckers
As the mighty Lincoln Highway
But to me, she's still Old 30 all the way

Now the Interstate goes screamin' through the backyard of her life
But it just don't send those shivers down my spine
So before I take that exit
To the Highway In The Sky
I'm gonna take Old 30 one more time

She was radiators boilin'
In the burnin' summer sun
And a blizzard blowin' wild across the plains
She was tumbleweeds a-rollin'
In the gentle winds of Fall
And the lights of old Grand Island in the rain

She was mud and sand and concrete
Mixed with water made a' tears
From the rivers runnin' down the Great Divide
She was three thousand miles
Of rockin', rollin' highway
A million mem'ries long and two lanes wide

Now the Interstate goes screamin' through the backyard of her life
But it just don't send those shivers down my spine
So before I take that exit
To the Highway In The Sky
I'm gonna take Old 30 one more time

One more time
She was mud and sand and concrete  Mixed with water made a' tears  From the rivers runnin' down the Great Divide  She was three thousand miles  Of rockin', rollin' highway  A million mem'ries long and two lanes wide     Far across the wide Missouri  To the ol' Wyomin' line  From the Jersey shore to San Francisco Bay  She was known to all the truckers  As the mighty Lincoln Highway  But to me, she's still Old 30 all the way     Now the Interstate goes screamin' through the backyard of her life  But it just don't send those shivers down my spine  So before I take that exit   To the Highway In The Sky  I'm gonna take Old 30 one more time     She was radiators boilin'  In the burnin' summer sun  And a blizzard blowin' wild across the plains  She was tumbleweeds a-rollin'  In the gentle winds of Fall  And the lights of old Grand Island in the rain     She was mud and sand and concrete  Mixed with water made a' tears  From the rivers runnin' down the Great Divide  She was three thousand miles  Of rockin', rollin' highway  A million mem'ries long and two lanes wide     Now the Interstate goes screamin' through the backyard of her life  But it just don't send those shivers down my spine  So before I take that exit   To the Highway In The Sky  I'm gonna take Old 30 one more time     One more time
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