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Modern country. Old soul. Turn it up. Let it roll.

Title: Box of Oranges
[Verse 1]
Morning light through dusty blinds
Coffee’s strong, but sleep’s still mine
Boots by the door, bills on the table
Truck won’t start, but I still feel able
There’s a box of oranges on the counter
From that old farm stand outside of town
Smells like summer, tastes like hope
When everything else feels broke down

[Chorus]
Sunny-side eggs and bacon in the pan
Sizzlin’ like a promise I still understand
A box of oranges, sweet and bright
Reminds me life can still taste right
Might not have much, but I’ll be okay
With a full plate and a brand-new day

[Verse 2]
Radio hums a half-forgot song
About leaving fast and staying strong
Mama used to say, “Boy, take it slow
Good things grow where you let ‘em go”
I peel an orange, juice on my hands
Sunrise creeps across the land
It ain’t fancy, but it’s real
And real’s the best thing I can feel

[Chorus]
Sunny-side eggs and bacon in the pan
Sizzlin’ like a promise I still understand
A box of oranges, sweet and bright
Reminds me life can still taste right
Might not have much, but I’ll be okay
With a full plate and a brand-new day

[Bridge]
I’ve chased dreams down county lines
Lost a few, found peace with time
Turns out joy don’t cost a dime
Sometimes it’s breakfast and a quiet mind

[Verse 3]
Neighbors wave as they drive on by
Sky’s that soft Carolina blue-sky kind
I’ll clock in later, work till dark
But right now I’m right where my heart starts
Fork hits the plate, I bow my head
Thankful for the life I’ve led
Not perfect, but it’s mine to live
And today feels good enough to forgive

[Final Chorus]
Sunny-side eggs and bacon in the pan
Sizzlin’ like a promise I still understand
A box of oranges, sweet and bright
Reminds me life can still taste right
Might not have much, but I’ll be okay
With a full plate and a brand-new day

[Outro]
Yeah, a box of oranges on the counter
Morning’s slow, but hope’s around
As long as I’ve got this kind of start
I’ll be alright, yeah, I’ll be alright