
[Convoy of Pride] [ Verse 1: Male Vocals ] Arizona heat beats on the desert sand, Lyle Wallace rules with a heavy, iron hand. Martin Penwald starts his lonely morning run, While Cottonmouth is watching for a bit of fun. [ Pre-Chorus 1: Female Vocals ] The CB radio begins to hum and crack, No one on this highway is turning back. [ Chorus 1: Male and Female Duet ] When justice fails and the shadows start to grow, There is a strength only the weary drivers know. To stand as one against the rising desert tide, With nowhere left for the honest truth to hide. [ Verse 2: Female Vocals ] Melissa watches as the tempers start to flare, A broken law brings sulfur to the morning air. Spider Mike and Pig Pen join the diesel fray, They leave the sirens in the dust of yesterday. [ Pre-Chorus 2: Male Vocals ] The mile-long line begins to stretch across the plain, A heavy-duty link in a human-driven chain. [ Chorus 2: Male and Female Duet ] Break the iron chains the heavy-handed forge, Passing through the mountain and the narrow gorge. Freedom lives where heavy metal meets the stone, The bravest brothers never have to stand alone. [Instrumental Break - Melodic Piano Solo and Warm Strings] [ Bridge 1: Male and Female Duet ] The Black Mack RS700L takes the lead, Silver chrome duck is the only badge they need. Thundering engine and the heavy tires of steel, The weight of a legend is behind the steering wheel. [ Verse 3: Male Vocals ] A Texas jailhouse holds a brother in the cage, The rolling line is fueled by a righteous rage. They level the walls with a massive diesel roar, Settling the weight of a long and bitter score. [ Pre-Chorus 3: Female Vocals ] The National Guard is waiting at the border line, Ignoring every warning and every danger sign. [ Chorus 3: Male and Female Duet ] The price of pride is a heavy toll for us to pay, Searching for the light in the shades of dusty gray. Hold the ground while the whole world is looking on, Until the darkness meets the coming of the dawn. [ Bridge 2: Male and Female Duet ] On the narrow bridge where the heavy cannons aim, The tanker vanishes in a sudden wall of flame. A plunge to the river in the orange sunset fire, Building the spirit of a holy funeral pyre. [ Verse 4: Female Vocals ] The wreckage rests within the muddy river deep, The promises they made are still the ones they keep. Rubber Duck emerges from the water and the cold, A story written in the spirits of the bold. [ Pre-Chorus 4: Male Vocals ] The road remains beneath the open western sky, Where the echoes of the engines never truly die. [ Final Chorus: Male and Female Duet ] The spirit of the road is something they can't break, For every single mile that we are forced to take. Stand tall and let the righteous voices loudly ring, The anthem that the wild and the honest people sing. [ Outro: Male and Female Duet ] Breaker one-nine in the fading evening light, Rolling onward through the Arizona night. The legend lives in the diesel and the desert rust, In the brothers and the sisters that we always trust.

