Anitha's Chessboard

[Verse] In a quiet town where countryside rolls, Lived a girl named Anitha, with dreams and goals. Her grandpa taught her on an old porch swing, That chess was more than just a simple game thing. [Verse 2] She'd line up her pieces, with steady hands, Black and white squares, across the wooden land. With every move, she'd learn to see, The strategy in life's simplicity. [Chorus] Anitha's chessboard under the Tennessee moon, With every pawn and every knight, she’d croon. The simple life of country roads, Where every queen and rook unfolds. [Verse 3] Her friends would gather 'round at night, For a game of chess in the soft porch light. They’d sip sweet tea, laugh and compete, In the gentle sway of the summer heat. [Verse 4] Her daddy’d say, "Girl, you’ve got a mind so bright, You see the whole board, not just the fight." She’d smile modestly, then make her play, Life’s lessons learned in a humble way. [Chorus] Anitha's chessboard under the Tennessee moon, With every pawn and every knight, she’d croon. The simple life of country roads, Where every queen and rook unfolds.