Heart of a Persian Man

[Verse] From the bustling streets of Tehran, To the heartland's simple grace, Sean left behind his homeland, For a brand new kind of space. [Verse 2] He learned to love the wide-open skies, And fields where wildflowers bloom, Found peace in the old, dusty roads, And nights under a prairie moon. [Chorus] Oh, Sean the Persian man, Trading in his past for a piece of brand new land, With a heart as vast as the golden plains, Now he calls America his home again. [Verse 3] He works hard in the morning light, Sings old tunes by the fire at night, Blends the old world with the new, In everything he says and he'll do. [Verse 4] He laughs along with neighbors, At the diner down the way, Sharing stories from his youth, And the dreams he chased each day. [Chorus] Oh, Sean the Persian man, Trading in his past for a piece of brand new land, With a heart as vast as the golden plains, Now he calls America his home again.