[Intro]
[Verse 1]
She grew up on a dusty road, where the river bends low,
Sun-kissed cheeks and barefoot steps, chasing firefly glow.
Her mama’s voice through screen doors, calling her by name,
A heartbeat in the harvest fields, where the sky meets the plain.
[Chorus]
Oh, hometown girl, roots run deep in these old pines,
You’re the melody the wind sings on county line signs.
From the porch swing to the steeple, every memory swirls,
Forever the queen of these small-town worlds.
[Verse 2]
She left in a Chevrolet, with a suitcase and a dream,
But the city lights couldn’t hide the echoes of that stream.
Now she’s back with a wiser smile, a story etched in her eyes,
Planting seeds where her grandpa taught her to say goodbye.
[Chorus]
Oh, hometown girl, roots run deep in these old pines,
You’re the melody the wind sings on county line signs.
From the porch swing to the steeples, every memory swirls,
Forever the queen of these small-town worlds.
[Bridge]
The diner’s still brewing coffee, the football field’s unchanged,
Her laughter’s in the autumn leaves, the seasons rearranged.
And when the stars hum lullabies, she knows she’s always known—
The dirt that built her heart is the only ground called home.
[Chorus]
Oh, hometown girl, roots run deep in these old pines,
You’re the melody the wind sings on county line signs.
From the porch swing to the steeple, every memory swirls,
Forever the queen of these small-town worlds.
[Outro]
