Lyrics

Verse
Yesterday I drove the gravel road to the house where I was raised
We moved away when I was twelve but I never forgot that place
Growing up we didn’t have much but our house was full of love
My folks both had to work and they made sure we had enough
It wasn’t much to look at with a creaky old front porch
But to us it was our castle, never needed nothing more
We took care of each other, stood tall with what we owned
So, I bought it and I’m moving back and I’m proud to call it home
I’m proud to call it home

Verse
Then I got back in my truck, drove down the old main street
Some storefront names have changed and there’s a brand-new factory
My old town went through tough times, jobs up and went away
But folks were just mule stubborn, wouldn’t give up on this place
From ashes, rust and dust, they brought it back to life
But some things there were lost, progress claims its price
Now I live here once again, gonna give back what I owe
We’re building our town’s tomorrow and I’m proud to call it home
I’m proud to call it home

Bridge
I travel for my job all across this big ol’ land
Meet people of every race and creed, doing all they can
I see towns like mine renewed with self-less sacrifice
A time to every purpose, folks doing what is right

Verse
So, when I hear some people saying there’s something wrong with the USA
I don’t see that we have lost our edge or that we’ve lost our way
I can’t deny there’s work to do, we all got to play our part
But I know we’ll pull together from the strength within our hearts
Whether city, town, ranch or farm, no better place on earth
With the freedom to believe and our belief that freedom works
So, I’ll shout it from the rooftops, let the whole world know
Our USA is here to stay and I’m proud to call it home
Yeah, I’m proud to call it home

Outro
It’s great to live in the USA
Great to live in the USA, great to live in the USA and I’m proud to call it home
It’s great to live in the USA
Great to live in the USA, great to live in the USA and I’m proud to call it home

Lyric: Kevin Reardon & Bobby Joe Peace; Music: Kevin Reardon