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Freedom Road
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Rollin' down the highway, under the big blue sky,
Miles of dreams paved with hope, as the eagles fly.
Eighteen wheels a-turnin', on this ribbon of life,
Carryin' the load, cuttin' through like a knife.
Freedom Road, take me home, where the memories flow,
Through the heartland's embrace, to the sunset's glow.
Truckin' cross the USA, with a heart full of pride,
Freedom Road, keep me rollin', on this beautiful ride.
The roar of the engine, a symphony so sweet,
The rhythm of the road, movin' to its beat.
From the Smokies to the Rockies, and plains in between,
There's pride in my heart, for the red, white, and blue I've seen.
Freedom Road, take me home, to the land of the free,
Where the spirit of America, is alive in me.
Truckin' cross the USA, with a love so bold,
Freedom Road, keep me rollin', through the days of old.
Oh, the tales I could tell, of the places I've been,
The people I've met, and the wonders I've seen.
But the road calls me back, like an old friend's embrace,
To the endless horizon, and the open space.
So here's to the truckers, the heroes unsung,
With their hands on the wheel, and a new day begun.
May the stars guide you safely, wherever you roam,
On Freedom Road, the trucker's everlasting home.
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My Sweet Georgia Peach
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In the heart of the summer's embrace,
Where the sun paints the sky with its grace,
There's a girl with the shining gold hair,
My sweet Georgia Peach, beyond compare.
Oh, my sweet Georgia Peach,
With a laugh as warm as the beach,
In her candy-striped dress, she's a sight so fair,
Cheering for the home team, wind in her hair.
Barefoot beauty, she dances with glee,
'Neath the willows, so wild and free,
Bonfires' glow in her eyes so bright,
Cookouts under the stars, what a night.
Running 'round without a care,
With the earth 'neath her feet, she's so rare,
A southern belle, a spirit sweet,
In every beat, she feels complete.
Oh, my sweet Georgia Peach,
With a heart that's within reach,
In her candy-striped dress, she's the summer's queen,
Cheering for the home team, in the twilight gleam.
So here's to the girl with the sun-kissed smile,
My sweet Georgia Peach, makes life worthwhile,
With her long golden hair and her summer's cheer,
She's the melody of the south we hold dear.
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God Loves the USA
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In the heart of the land where the tall corn grows,
There's a truth as clear as the wind that blows.
There's a man with a flag, standing proud and true,
With a faith that's strong and a heart that's true.
God loves the USA, it's the land of the free,
Where we cherish our family and live our beliefs.
From the mountains high to the southern plains,
In God we trust, and in love, we remain.
Underneath the sun in the southern heat,
You can feel the pulse of a timeless beat.
Where the church bells ring, and the children play,
We hold on to hope, come what may.
God loves the USA, it's the home of the brave,
Where the spirit of freedom forever waves.
From the starry nights to the sunny days,
In God we trust, and in love, we stay.
With a cross in hand, and the flag held high,
We stand united, under God's great sky.
For the values we hold, and the love we share,
Is the strength we find in the power of prayer.
God loves the USA, it's the land we adore,
With the grace of heaven, we're blessed evermore.
From the green valleys to the city's buzz,
In God we trust, and in love, we trust.
So let's raise our voices, let the chorus ring,
For the love of country let freedom sing.
With every heartbeat with every breath we take,
God loves the USA
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A Promise
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In the heart of the valley, where the green grass grows,
There's a tale of a love, that everybody knows.
With a hand on my heart, and her name on my breath,
I promise to love her, till life meets death.
A promise to hold, in the eyes of God above,
To cherish our land, and the woman I love.
With every sunrise, and the stars that gleam,
I vow to honor her, our God, and our dream.
Through the fields of our country, where the wild winds blow,
I see the strength of our love, in the seeds we sow.
For the love of one woman, the love of our land,
I stand firm with a promise, with this ring in my hand.
A promise to hold, in the eyes of God above,
To cherish our land, and the woman I love.
With every sunrise, and the stars that gleam,
I vow to honor her, our God, and our dream.
In the chapel of hope, where our hands intertwine,
I see the future of ours, in her eyes that shine.
For the love of my country, the love of my life,
I'll walk through the fire, through peace and through strife.
A promise to hold, in the eyes of God above,
To cherish our land, and the woman I love
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Sunrise peeks over the prairie, a new day's grace,
I pull on my boots, ready to embrace.
The denim hugs my legs, worn and true,
A testament to the miles and the stories they knew.
In my blue jeans and my cowboy hat,
I roam the land, free and vast.
With every step, my spirit reflects,
The crucifix 'round my neck, my heart's compass.
The hat on my head, brimmed with tales of old,
Shadows my eyes, bold yet cold.
It's seen the rain, the dust, and the sun's relentless burn,
A rugged shield for a soul that yearns.
And when the stars come out to shine,
I thank the heavens for a sign.
This necklace 'round my neck, it gleams,
A guiding light in my dreams.
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The Right to Bear
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In the heart of the city, in the soul of the streets,
A voice cries out, amidst the beats.
It's the call for freedom, it's the call to bear,
The rights we hold, in the open air.
We've got the right to bear, the right to stand,
With open arms and a helping hand.
We'll fight for justice, with peace as our creed,
For every color, every creed, every need.
From the mountains high, to the valleys deep,
The right to speak, the right to keep.
Our dreams alive, our futures bright,
Under the watch of the starry night.
It's not just a privilege, it's not just a chance,
It's the foundation, it's our stance.
On the ground of the brave, in the land of the free,
We bear our rights, for you and me.
We've got the right to bear, the right to love,
Under the banner of the skies above.
We'll march for freedom, we'll sing our song,
For the right to bear, where we all belong.
So let the bells of liberty ring,
For the right to bear, let freedom sing.
With every step, with every breath,
We'll bear our rights, till the end of death.
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Southern Pride
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On a Sunday mornin', a church bell rings (church bell rings)
In a little white chapel, the choir sings (ooh-yeah)
With hearts full of faith and hands held high
We praise the Lord under the clear blue sky (under the clear blue sky)
In the land of the free, where the stars shine bright (stars shine bright)
We stand hand in hand, side by side (ooh-yeah)
With love for our country, ain't nothin' stronger
In God we trust, we can't go wronger (can't go wronger)
God bless America, our home sweet home (home sweet home)
From the mountains to the prairies, to the oceans' foam (oceans' foam)
We cherish our family, our Christian ideals (Christian ideals)
In the heart of the south, where love is real (love is real)
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Gather 'round the table, where the faces shine,
With laughter and stories, of the old and young combined.
In the warmth of our home, where the hearts entwine,
We thank God for blessings, in these ties that bind.
Oh, the land of the free, in the brave USA,
Where dreams find their way, in the light of day.
With family, friends, and neighbors close,
We stand united, in the love we boast.
On the porch, we wave to the passersby,
Neighbors who share the Fourth of July.
In the land we love, under God's great sky,
We find strength together, as the years go by.
Oh, the land of the free, in the brave USA,
Where dreams find their way, in the light of day.
With family, friends, and neighbors close,
We stand united, in the love we boast.
In the pews, we pray, with heads bowed low,
For the ones we love, and the seeds we sow.
In God we trust, as we all know,
He guides our nation, helps us grow.
Oh, the land of the free, in the brave USA,
Where dreams find their way, in the light of day.
With family, friends, and neighbors close,
We stand united, in the love we boast.
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Where Eagles Soar
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Over amber waves of grain, under spacious skies so blue,
Where eagles soar on freedom's breeze, and dreams forever pursue.
From the mountains' majestic silence, to the oceans' white-foamed roar,
We find the heart of liberty, in America the great, we adore.
Where eagles soar, high and free,
In the land of liberty, where we stand united, bold and strong.
Down home cooking, family ties,
Countryside that captivates the eyes,
It's the beauty of America, where we all belong.
In the fields where farmers toil, under sunsets' fiery glow,
Family values hold us close, as the seeds of love we sow.
From the city's vibrant hum, to the quiet country store,
It's the tapestry of life, in America the great, we explore.
Where eagles soar, with wings so wide,
Over lands of freedom, our eternal pride.
Down home cooking, sweet apple pies,
Family gatherings, under July's skies,
It's the beauty of America, forevermore.
In the whispers of the pines, and the laughter of the streams,
We see the beauty of our land, like a canvas of our dreams.
From the courage of our heroes, to the spirit of our core,
We sing the song of greatness, in America the great, forevermore.
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