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Lyrics

**(Verse 1)**
Down in the heartland where the wheat fields sway,
Kids used to learn readin', arithmetic, how to pray.
But now in the classrooms, they're changin' the game,
Tellin' our young'uns that nothin's the same.
Little girls hear they're boys deep inside,
Little boys told they can run and hide.
From the truth God gave 'em when they took their first breath,
They're pushin' confusion, flirtin' with death.

**(Verse 2)**
They say there's a spectrum, more than two kinds,
Fifty-seven flavors blowin' young minds.
Straight is old-fashioned, outdated and wrong,
Better to be rainbow, sing a different song.
They hand out the flags, paint the halls in bright hues,
Whisper "be who you are," but it's all just their views.
Forget mama's Bible, daddy's old hymns,
The left's got a gospel, and they're preachin' it in.

**(Chorus)**
Oh, they're indoctrinatin' our kids, don't you see?
Democrats pushin' their woke misery.
Convincin' 'em gender's whatever they feel,
Two ain't enough, gotta make it unreal.
Better off gay than straight in their eyes,
Twistin' God's plan with political lies.
Drag queens in story time, heels on the floor,
Readin' to babies what we can't ignore.
They want 'em to forget the Lord up above,
Toss out the Bible, trade faith for their love.
But we'll stand in the gap, hold the line strong,
For our children and country, in this fight we belong.

**(Verse 3)**
Saturday mornin' at the public library door,
Men in bright makeup, sequins galore.
They twirl and they sparkle, call it "family fun,"
While our little ones watch, innocent and young.
Books full of princes kissin' on princes instead,
Fairytales rewritten, fillin' their head.
No mention of Jesus, no talk of what's right,
Just glitter and glamour under library light.

**(Verse 4)**
They march in the pride parades, wave 'em on through,
Teach five-year-olds "fluid," tell 'em what to do.
Pronouns in roll call, bathrooms all mixed,
Common-sense fadin', tradition eclipsed.
Parents speak up, they call 'em extreme,
But we're fightin' for normal, for the American dream.
We raised 'em on church pews, on hard work and grace,
Not this social experiment takin' our place.

**(Bridge)**
Out on the back porch with my old six-string,
I pray for the future that tomorrow will bring.
Lord, give us the courage to stand for what's true,
Protect these young hearts from the things they're put through.
We ain't hatin' nobody, we just want 'em to know,
The way You designed 'em, the seeds that You sow.
Boy is a boy, girl is a girl, plain and clear,
Your word's forever, we hold it so dear.

**(Chorus - Extended)**
Oh, they're indoctrinatin' our kids, can't you hear?
Democrats schemin' year after year.
Sayin' straight's not special, gay's the new gold,
Leavin' our children feelin' lost and cold.
Drag queens dancin' with tales so bizarre,
Stealin' their innocence under the stars.
They scream "inclusion" while pushin' God out,
But we'll raise 'em righteous, there's no room for doubt.
No more confusion, no more left-wing chain,
We'll bring back the Bible, call 'em by name.

**(Verse 5)**
So grab your Stetson, fire up the truck,
Head to the school board, don't give a damn what they say.
We'll vote 'em out, speak loud and clear,
Protect our babies from the things we fear.
This country's built on freedom and faith,
Not rainbow agendas or gender wraith.
We'll teach 'em the truth, the old-fashioned way,
One nation under God, come what may.

**(Outro)**
Yeah, raise up your voice in this lonesome ol' song,
For the kids in the crosshairs where they don't belong.
We'll fight for tomorrow with calloused hands,
Keep God in our homes, keep this great land.
No surrender, no quittin', we'll carry the flame,
For faith, family, freedom... in Jesus' name.