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Southern Pride

Pride, one thing they taught us in south With everything we do all way the cooking No wonder everyone wants live taste of tradition Passed down generations it make mouth's water The morals of man strongly respected Southern pride, where your word is bond And people are laid back and different We believe in whooping that ass if needed Working sun up, sun down the farms needed tend Country way of life without big city living Staying free do not disgrace my flag It's not a racist thing but of honor I stand To myself as I do my country it not touch ground Racism isn't color thing, hatred of fellow man Southern pride, last name was one's integrity It's milk gravy/biscuits, grits on the griddle, sweet tea Knowing a man's worth by his teachings Standing tall in ourselves, where we come from Its southern thing, pride of Carolina's I'm from Where justice once ruled, independence was fought But truth, liberty, freedom fall to grace of man Let not die past, prosper our experience Southern pride, to old know any better To young give a dump about your feelings Straight up!!!

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