Steel and Sawmill

[Shredding banjo intro] [Verse 1] Down in the holler where the moonlight’s golden, Gravel road’s where the rust is old and, The pickup’s dusty but the heart is fire, With a southern drawl and a metal choir. [Pre-Chorus] Cornfields swayin' to the backbeat boomin’, Boots in the mud, yeah, the hill’s a-groovin’. Crank it up loud, let the good times roll, Iron and timber, it’s a rockin’ soul. [Chorus] Steel and sawmill, thunder on the ridge, Fiddle and the banjo, burnin’ up the bridge. Twist of metal and a country vibe, With a hillbilly howl and a metal drive. [Verse 2] Moonshine brew in a mason jar, Gritty as the gears on an old dump car. Rockin’ out where the wild things roam, A redneck heart and a heavy metal tone. [Pre-Chorus] Cornfields swayin' to the backbeat boomin’, Boots in the mud, yeah, the hill’s a-groovin’. Crank it up loud, let the good times roll, Iron and timber, it’s a rockin’ soul. [Chorus] Steel and sawmill, thunder on the ridge, Fiddle and the banjo, burnin’ up the bridge. Twist of metal and a country vibe, With a hillbilly howl and a metal drive. [Verse 3] Raisin' hell where the stars are bright, Crank up the amps, let’s rock all night. Chainsaw rhythms and a rebel yell, Gettin’ wild where the moonshine swells. [Pre-Chorus] Cornfields swayin' to the backbeat boomin’, Boots in the mud, yeah, the hill’s a-groovin’. Crank it up loud, let the good times roll, Iron and timber, it’s a rockin’ soul. [Chorus] Steel and sawmill, thunder on the ridge, Fiddle and the banjo, burnin’ up the bridge. Twist of metal and a country vibe, With a hillbilly howl and a metal drive. [Bridge] Banjos strummin’ while the guitars roar, Ridin' high, can't hold us back no more. Whiskey-soaked dreams and the redneck creed, Let the steel meet the saw, we’re wild and free. [Banjo Solo] (Intense, fast-paced banjo solo with a mix of traditional bluegrass riffs and metal-inspired licks.) [Chorus] Steel and sawmill, thunder on the ridge, Fiddle and the banjo, burnin’ up the bridge. Twist of metal and a country vibe, With a hillbilly howl and a metal drive. [Outro] Steel and sawmill, where the night winds blow, Hillbilly heart with a metal show. In the land of fire and the southern chill, We’re rockin’ hard in the steel and sawmill.