"The South, She's a Lady".

Verse 1:
The South, she's a lady, a force to be reckoned with
Her hospitality's warm, her charm undeniable
From the bayous of Louisiana to the hills of Tennessee
She's a land of sweet tea, magnolias, and Southern hospitality

Chorus:
Oh, the South, she's a beauty, a place I call my own
With her fields of cotton, and her bluesy soulful tone
She's a place where the heart is, and the memories never fade
Oh, the South, she's a treasure, a home that's here to stay

Verse 2:
The sun sets slow in Dixie, painting the sky with hues of gold
The stars come out at night, and the fireflies dance their show
Down here, we know the meaning of hard work and dedication
And we're proud of our heritage, steeped in tradition

Chorus:
Oh, the South, she's a beauty, a place I call my own
With her fields of cotton, and her bluesy soulful tone
She's a place where the heart is, and the memories never fade
Oh, the South, she's a treasure, a home that's here to stay

Bridge:
The food down here is second to none
From fried chicken to barbecue, we've got it done
And the music we make is a reflection of our soul
It speaks to our hearts, and it never grows old

Chorus:
Oh, the South, she's a beauty, a place I call my own
With her fields of cotton, and her bluesy soulful tone
She's a place where the heart is, and the memories never fade
Oh, the South, she's a treasure, a home that's here to stay

Outro:
So if you're ever down our way, just pull up a chair
We'll pour you a glass of sweet tea, and welcome you with a smile to share.