Story Behind The Song
The story behind this song is about every woman that has had the courage to stand up and walk away from a bad relationship. Tina was inspired by her own past and from others that she has know to done the same.
Song Description
Home To San Antone is about a woman that has finally got up the courage to leave a bad relationship. The music during the verses matches her feelings as the story is being told. The chorus steps out with a boogie bass guitar run to show even more feeling towards being free. She has packed everything of hers, stoled his last forty dollars, and is driving back home to San Antone. Her feelings of freedom and satisfaction are revealed within the lyrics.
Song Length |
2:48 |
Genre |
Country - General, Country - Boogie |
Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Female Vocal |
Mood |
Content, Serene |
Subject |
Breaking Up, Girls, Women |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
Verse 1
The Sun is setting in that western sky
Got the radio playin' on preset five
I ain't goin' back
I'm cruising on to San Antone
Verse 2
Everything that I own packed as tight as I can
Took his last 40 bucks from his bedside stand
He won't hurt me no more
I'm cruising on to San Antone
Chorus 1
I got the open road ahead of me
Wind in my sails and the chance to be free
With the good Lords wiling I'm never lookin' back
I finally feel that I'm on the right track
The weight has lifted and I'm feeling strong
Got a smile on my face as I sing this song
I'm going home, home to San Antone
Verse 3
I left my broken heart on that county line
He's done me wrong for the very last time
I've made up my mind
San Antone I'm coming home
Verse 4
Got seven more miles to that city limit sign
Mom and dad said it will be just fine
To stay a while
San Antone I'm almost home
Chorus 2
I got the open road ahead of me
Wind in my sails and the chance to be free
With the good Lords wiling I'm never lookin' back
I finally feel that I'm on the right track
The weight has lifted and I'm feeling strong
Got a smile on my face as I sing this song
I'm going home, home to San Antone
I'm going home, home to San Antone