Lyrics

[Verse]
There's a stretch of highway, long and wide,
Where the pines stand tall and the rivers glide.
Sweet tea's on the porch, and the screen door creaks,
The South's in my soul, it’s where I find peace.

[Verse 2]
Cotton fields roll like an endless sea,
Church bells ringin’ in harmony.
Mama's fried chicken, Sunday at noon,
Fireflies dance beneath a Carolina moon.

[Chorus]
Southern skies, they hold my heart,
Where the stars shine bright when the daylight parts.
It's the land I love, it's the life I know,
In the southern winds, my roots still grow.

[Verse 3]
Barbecue smoke on a Friday night,
Pickup trucks parked under neon lights.
Fiddles hum low while the banjo sings,
This is my home, it’s everything.

[Bridge]
From the Gulf’s warm waters to the Smoky peaks,
The South whispers softly, its voice unique.
It’s the stories we tell, the love we keep,
In the soil and the soul, it runs so deep.

[Chorus]
Southern skies, they hold my heart,
Where the stars shine bright when the daylight parts.
It's the land I love, it's the life I know,
In the southern winds, my roots still grow.