Snow fallin’ slow on the old corn rows
Smoke risin’ steady where the farmhouse glows

Mama’s got gravy bubblin’ on the stove
Daddy’s outside knockin’ ice off the grove
The cousins roll in with boots and cheer
And Grandma’s cinnamon hits the air

One night right in a world gone wrong
Where the stories are thick and the hugs are strong
Laughter rings ‘round the parlor light
And peace comes down like stars at night
Southern Ohio wrapped in grace
With every smile on every face
We all come home to hold it tight
That one night right

Guitar strummin’ by the fireplace
Uncle Joe cracks jokes at his usual pace
Kids run wild in their candy high
With snowball battles and apple pie

One night right when the heart’s at ease
And the wind outside just starts to tease
We pass the ham, we pass the time
With cornbread love and homemade wine
From Pike Lake up to Hocking Hills
The holler hums, the cold wind stills
We don’t need much to feel this Just one night right

The world’s been tough, the road’s been long
But this front porch sings a healing song
So light the fire, and dim the fight
We’ve got each other for one night right

One night right in a world gone cold
Where tales are told and hands still hold
May not be perfect, may not be grand
But it’s the best thing made by hand
Southern stars and hearts alight
In one small town that got it right
Let the world wait till morning light—
We’ve got one night right