(Verse 1) They say the rebel flag is just a sign of hate, But come to the South, let me set you straight, It never flew in the battles of yore, Just a symbol of heritage, nothing more. (Pre-Chorus) Misunderstood by those far and wide, Come down here, let us be your guide. (Chorus) The rebel flag, a symbol of light, Of history, heritage, shining so bright, If you think it means slavery, you got it wrong, Come to the South, hear our song. (Verse 2) Swing by a house with the stars and bars, You'll find warm hearts, open doors, and guitars, Ask us about the flag, we'll tell you the tale, Of family, pride, in the Southern gale. (Pre-Chorus) Hospitality’s our creed, love’s our call, In the heart of Dixie, we welcome all. (Chorus) The rebel flag, a symbol of light, Of history, heritage, shining so bright, If you think it means slavery, you got it wrong, Come to the South, hear our song. (Bridge) Under the Southern skies, where the magnolias bloom, You'll find the truth, sweeping away the gloom, Not a banner of hate, but of a place called home, In our Southern spirit, you'll never be alone. (Chorus) The rebel flag, a symbol of light, Of history, heritage, shining so bright, If you think it means slavery, you got it wrong, Come to the South, hear our song. (Outro) So come on down, be our honored guest, We'll feed you well, put your doubts to rest, With the stars and bars, waving in the breeze, Find family, love, and Southern ease.
