A Forgotten Southern Song (4.5 Remastered)

[Verse 1] In the land where the bayou breathes, Where the old oaks stand tall and free, Forgotten tales in the summer breeze, Lost in time, where we used to be. [Chorus] Shadows of the South, they call, Stories hidden in the forest's thrall, In the quiet, we recall, The memories of our Southern hall. [Verse 2] From the cotton fields to the river's edge, Lives once lived, now on a ledge, Songs of sorrow, joy, and pledge, In the heart of the Southern wedge. [Chorus] Shadows of the South, they call, Stories hidden in the forest's thrall, In the quiet, we recall, The memories of our Southern hall. [Bridge] Under moonlit skies, we roam, Finding fragments of our home, In the places overgrown, Where the Southern spirits have flown. [Outro] Though the years may carry on, And the old days may be gone, In the shadows, we belong, Singing our forgotten Southern song.