Who I Am

[Verse] I grew up on a dirt road, somewhere off the map, Raised by the wind and the whispering pines' rap, Mama's love and daddy's calloused hands, Made me the woman who still stands. [Verse 2] Mornings with the sunrise, sipping coffee black, Evenings 'round the bonfire, guitars and old tracks, Livin' simple, earning every line on my face, Telling stories of a slower-paced place. [Chorus] I'm the sound of a freight train rolling through the night, I’m the echo of sorrow under a sky so bright, I'm the laughter in the rain, and the tears in a song, I'm the heart of the country, where my roots belong. [Verse 3] Nights in neon Nashville, where the dreams take flight, But the quiet of the farmland calls me back each night, I walk these streets, remember where I've been, Small town to big stage, I'll go back again. [Verse 4] Wearing denim and lace with a fire in my soul, Living like the wild wind, free and uncontrolled, Heartbreak and hope, in every word I write, Who I am is a journey, not just a quiet light. [Chorus] I'm the sound of a freight train rolling through the night, I’m the echo of sorrow under a sky so bright, I'm the laughter in the rain, and the tears in a song, I'm the heart of the country, where my roots belong.