Two Hundred Fifty Years

Lyrics

[Verse]
On the Fourth of July, in the heat of the land,
We gather 'round the fire, with a drink in our hands,
Two hundred and fifty, years we've come through,
In the glow of the fireworks, red, white, and blue.

[Verse]
From the fields of Virginia to the Rockies so high,
We've seen the stormy weather and the clear blue sky,
Through the wars and the peace, and the dreams we've pursued,
We stand here together, red, white, and blue.

[Chorus]
Raise a glass for the country, for the old and the new,
For the stars and the stripes, for the tried and the true,
Here's to freedom and courage, to the ones who came through,
Celebrating America, red, white, and blue.

[Verse]
With barbecues sizzling and flags waving proud,
The echoes of history speak to us loud,
We've conquered each mountain, down to the dew,
With hearts that are steadfast, red, white, and blue.

[Verse]
The old church bell rings as the day turns to night,
In the midst of our laughter, we hold onto the light,
For the young and the old, for the many and the few,
We sing for our nation, red, white, and blue.

[Chorus]
Raise a glass for the country, for the old and the new,
For the stars and the stripes, for the tried and the true,
Here's to freedom and courage, to the ones who came through,
Celebrating America, red, white, and blue.