Lyrics

[Verse 1]
John's got a flag on his old front porch,
Red and white stripes, six rows of stars,
He wears his pride like a farmer's badge,
In a world that feels so scarred.

[Verse 2]
Mary Lou prays down on her knees,
For the good Lord to bless these lands,
She works the fields, tends the bees,
Knows in her heart where she stands.

[Chorus]
In the heartland, we stand, through thick and thin,
With calloused hands and a prayer on the wind,
Voices rising strong, we will defend,
The way of life we hold till the end.

[Verse 3]
Eli's got a barn full of hay and dreams,
He talks bout change, the American way,
Sings those songs near the lazy streams,
Hopes for brighter days.

[Verse 4]
Sarah's got a shop on Main Street Lane,
Baking pies and brewing small-town cheer,
She waves hello with eyes so plain,
Believes in rights held dear.

[Chorus]
In the heartland, we stand, through thick and thin,
With calloused hands and a prayer on the wind,
Voices rising strong, we will defend,
The way of life we hold till the end.