

(Whoa‑oh‑oh!) Sunrise breaking on a weathered barn door
Dust on the boots from the day before
Old Glory waving in a golden breeze
Stories carved in the roots of the cottonwood trees
From the fields to the bridges to the coastlines wide
We have carried hope
like a heartbeat we cannot hide
A golden road to freedom
two hundred fifty years strong Where the heartland hums its timeless song
From the farmhouse dawn to the bright endless skies
America still shining through the days and nights (Happy Birthday America)
Straight laid brick
on a courthouse square
Kids chasing dreams in the Carolina air
Rust on the rails but the trains still run
Every mile a memory under God's good sun
We are the hands that built this nation
We are the voices that still believe
We are the fire in the fading daylight
That no storm will ever leave
A golden road to freedom
two hundred fifty years strong
Where the heartland hums its timeless song
From a sunrise past to the future bright
America still rising in the golden light
(Ooo‑oh‑shine!) It's the golden age of freedom
WE LOVE YOU AMERICA (O Yea)