Stand Tall, Little Lady

[Verse] In a small town where the fields stretch wide, Lived a girl with fire burnin’ in her eyes, She stood five-foot-two but her spirit soared, Past the pain and memories she couldn't ignore. [Verse 2] She'd walk down the dirt roads, her heart in a wrestle, With a past that haunted like a thorny bramble, But the fight in her veins, it grew with each dawn, Dreamin’ of the day she'd right what's wrong. [Chorus] Stand tall, little lady, against the night, Face those demons with all your might, He's just a shadow in the rearview glow, You're stronger than the darkness he sows. [Verse 3] By the old oak tree with the carvings of names, She'd plant her hope like seeds in rain, Every scar was a story, every tear a song, Each step she took made her brave and strong. [Verse 4] In a town full of whispers and gazes cold, She carried her burdens, refused to fold, She knew she couldn't change the past, But she'd take him down, free herself at last. [Chorus] Stand tall, little lady, against the night, Face those demons with all your might, He's just a shadow in the rearview glow, You're stronger than the darkness he sows.