Hawk Tuah

[Intro] [Verse 1] She’s a shadow on the wind, eyes like fire in the night, Swoopin’ down from the ridges where the sun meets the sky. Talons keen and feathers sharp, she rules the dusty plains, Ain’t no soul who crosses her that walks away the same. [Chorus] Hawk Tuah, cryin’ loud, echoin’ through the pines, Freedom’s her religion, and the wild’s her sacred shrine. She’ll carry your sorrows, but she’ll never bend her knee, Hawk Tuah, forever the queen of the free. [Verse 2] She hunts the liar’s whisper, chases ghosts off the land, Dances with the thunder, leaves her mark in the sand. They say she’s got a vengeance for the ones who broke their word, Her wings write the justice that no man ever heard. [Chorus] Hawk Tuah, cryin’ loud, echoin’ through the pines, Freedom’s her religion, and the wild’s her sacred shrine. She’ll carry your sorrows, but she’ll never bend her knee, Hawk Tuah, forever the queen of the free. [Bridge] When the stars forget to shine and the rivers all run dry, You’ll hear her callin’ glory from her throne in the high. A legacy of feathers, a story carved in stone, Hawk Tuah’s reign is eternal—she’ll never roam alone. [Chorus] Hawk Tuah, cryin’ loud, echoin’ through the pines, Freedom’s her religion, and the wild’s her sacred shrine. She’ll carry your sorrows, but she’ll never bend her knee, Hawk Tuah, forever the queen of the free. [Outro]