Thank God for the Radio

Alan Jackson · Original Album Classics [2011]

(Max D. Barnes/Robert John Jones)



On the wrong end of the highway

When the long night has no end

When there's no one there beside me

'Til I hold you once again.



Thank God for the radio

When I'm on the road

When I'm far from home

And feelin' blue

Thank God for the radio

Playin' all night long

Playin' all the songs

That mean so much to me and you.



There's a song that we first danced to

And there's a song they played the night we met

And there's a song we first made love to

That's a song I'll never forget.



Thank God for the radio

When I'm on the road

When I'm far from home

And feelin' blue

Thank God for the radio

Playin' all night long

Playin' all the songs

That mean so much to me and you.



--- Instrumental ---



Thank God for the radio

When I'm on the road

When I'm far from home

And feelin' blue

Thank God for the radio

Playin' all night long

Playin' all the songs

That mean so much to me and you.



Playin' all the songs

That mean so much to me and you.



Thank God for the radio...

Thank God for the Radio

Alan Jackson's "Thank God for the Radio" stands as a quintessential example of his signature country storytelling, blending acoustic warmth with the optimism characteristic of his discography. Released on the compilation "Original Album Classics [2011]," the track exemplifies Jackson's ability to craft anthems that resonate with everyday life and the enduring comfort of music. As a staple of his catalog, the song reflects the genre's tradition of celebrating simple pleasures and community, reinforcing his status as a master of melodic country ballads. The recording captures the polished production typical of his work during the early 2010s, maintaining the heartfelt delivery that defined his career spanning decades.