Oh Southern

[Intro] Alright Boys here we go. (Verse 1) Rollin' down the backroads, Tennessee to Georgia's line, Past the Providence Canyon, where the colors intertwine. Red and orange soil, under a sky so fine, In the Great Smoky Mountains, It's nature's own design. (Chorus) Oh, take me where the greenery thrives, And them water springs, where a spirit can revive, On the backroads of the south, where my soul comes alive. (Verse 2) Crossing the old bridges, over streams that gently flow, Where the dogwoods bloom, and the soft moss grows. Evenings filled with fireflies, like stars close to the ground, Southern symphony of crickets, is the night’s prevailing sound. (Chorus) Oh, take me where the greenery thrives, [Male Singer] your turn. [crowd sings] (Oh, take me where the greenery thrives) And them water springs, where a spirit can revive, On the backroads of the south, where my soul comes alive. [Crowed sings] (Bridge) In the hush of dawn, where the rivers run wide, Echoes of history, in the countryside. Where the heart finds peace, away from the city’s stride, In the southern air, we let our troubles slide. [Crowed Cheers] [Clapping] (Outro) So here's to the backroads, with their tales untold, The lush greenery and sites, more precious than gold. where the beauty's behold, On the backroads of the south, let the journey unfold.