Red, Blue and White

Sunrise spills over the dusty road, Pickup truck hums a familiar ode. Momma’s in the kitchen, coffee’s hot, Daddy’s old dog’s chasing what he’s got. Life ain’t easy, but it’s honest and true, Workin’ with your hands, doing what you do. Blue, red and white, and man upstairs with his might, Keepin’ us steady through the long, hard fight. We’ve got our hearts on our sleeves, And our prayers on our knees, Blue, red and white, and man upstairs with his might. Friday night lights on the high school field, Kids in the stands with dreams unsealed. Old Joe tells stories of wars he’s seen, Of promises kept, and what freedom means. A small-town honesty, proud and true, Passing down the values we hold onto. Blue, red and white, and man upstairs with his might, Keepin’ us steady through the long, hard fight. We’ve got our hearts on our sleeves, And our prayers on our knees, Blue, red and white, and man upstairs with his might. Through storms and trials, we stand side by side, With a faith in our country we won’t hide. Through sweat and tears, love and pain, The honest life is the one that remains. Blue, red and white, and man upstairs with his might, Keepin’ us steady through the long, hard fight. We’ve got our hearts on our sleeves, And our prayers on our knees, Blue, red and white, and man upstairs with his might. So here’s to the honest, the brave, and the kind, The ones who keep truth in their hearts and minds. Blue, red and white, under stars shining bright, With man upstairs guiding us right.