
šµ Title: Tennessee Vols Artist: Aiden D. Kirchner [Intro] (soft guitar strum, distant crowd noise) Yeah⦠Smoky Mountain soul, orange blood⦠This one for my daddy. [Verse 1] I was raised where the mountains kiss the sky, Townsend, Tennessee, slow roads rollinā by. Front porch stories, orange on our chest, Saturday nights meant the Vols at their best. Me and my dad, eyes glued to the screen, Rocky Top playinā, you know what I mean. Win or lose, we stood side by side, That Tennessee orange run deep in our pride. [Pre-Chorus] From Neyland roars to the Smokiesā haze, Every memory still echoes those days. You donāt forget where you learned to believeā Itās stitched in the heart of a kid who dreamed. [Chorus] š§” Tennessee Vols, that orange runs strong, Rocky Top blarinā like a lifelong song. Me and my dad, yeah, we bled that hue, From the hills of Townsend to the sky so blue. Friday night lights, Sunday morning grace, Pat Summitt legends, no one took her place. This aināt just footballāthis is who we are, Smoky Mountain raised under a Vols-lit star. [Verse 2] Dolly Parton playinā while the windows down, Country soul royalty, pride of the town. She taught the world kindness wears rhinestones, Just like Tennesseeāstrong backbones. Pat Summitt courtside, fierce and true, Built champions, hearts of orange and blue. She showed us grit aināt loudāitās earned, Every lesson learned, every bridge burned. [Pre-Chorus] This aināt hypeāitās history lived, Every cheer was a piece we give. From the hills to the field, we stand tall, When youāre raised a Vol, you never fall. [Chorus] š§” Tennessee Vols, that orange runs strong, Rocky Top blarinā like a lifelong song. Me and my dad, yeah, we bled that hue, From the hills of Townsend to the sky so blue. Friday night lights, Sunday morning grace, Pat Summitt legends, no one took her place. This aināt just footballāthis is who we are, Smoky Mountain raised under a Vols-lit star. [Bridge] Now the years roll on, but I still hear That crowd, that song, my daddy cheer. Life took turns, roads split apart, But Tennessee never left my heart. [Verse 3] I carry those days like a lucky charm, Orange on my sleeve, mountains in my arms. Every comeback taught me how to fight, How to stand my ground, how to hold tight. From Townsend roots to the man I became, I still say āGo Volsā every time they play. [Final Chorus] š§” Tennessee Vols, forever my song, Rocky Top play itāturn it up strong. Me and my dad, yeah, time canāt erase, Those Smoky Mountain moments, that sacred place. Dollyās voice, Patās fire, legends that last, Built my future from a proud orange past. This aināt just a teamāthis is my call, Born and raised⦠Tennessee Vols. [Outro] (crowd chant fades in) Go Vols⦠Always. š§”š

