Southern Steel

Verse 1: I was born in the South, where the whiskey flows, In the land of the blues, where the music grows. I picked up a guitar, and I learned to play, In the heat of the night, I found my way. Chorus: Southern steel, in my hands, Playing loud, in a rock and roll band. With the power of the blues, and the fire of the South, I'll play my heart out, from my soul's deep mouth. Verse 2: I hit the road, with my guitar in tow, In search of the dream, where the music flows. Through the backroads and the highways, I'll roam, In the land of the blues, I'll find my home. Chorus: Southern steel, in my hands, Playing loud, in a rock and roll band. With the power of the blues, and the fire of the South, I'll play my heart out, from my soul's deep mouth. Bridge: In the heart of Dixie, where the legends lie, I'll play my guitar, under the southern sky. With the ghosts of the bluesmen, by my side, I'll play my music, with nothing to hide. Chorus: Southern steel, in my hands, Playing loud, in a rock and roll band. With the power of the blues, and the fire of the South, I'll play my heart out, from my soul's deep mouth. Outro: So here's to the South, and its rock and roll, In the land of the blues, I'll find my soul. With my guitar in hand, and the music in my veins, I'll rock this world, with my southern steel reigns.