[Intro – Banjo & Fiddle] Fast banjo roll, fiddle answers, acoustic guitar driving the rhythm [Verse 1] She was raised where the pine trees grow, Where the creek runs cold and the wildflowers show, Daddy taught her how to split that wood, Mama taught her how to stand up good. Barefoot summers and a front porch swing, Church bell Sunday and the whippoorwill sings, She learned early what the good Lord meant— Work for what you’ve got and don’t be bent. [Chorus] She’s got mountain blood running through her veins, A little bit of sunshine, a little bit of rain, She can laugh through trouble, she can dance through pain, And she’ll climb that hill and do it all again. She’s country strong, and she understood— You can’t break a woman with mountain blood. [Verse 2] She fell in love with a boy from town, He promised her the moon, then he let her down, She cried a little underneath the stars, Then wiped her eyes and headed for the yard. She packed her dreams in an old Ford truck, Said, “I’ve had enough of your kind of luck,” Turned that key and smiled as she drove— Sometimes leaving is the way you grow. [Chorus] She’s got mountain blood running through her veins, A little bit of sunshine, a little bit of rain, She can laugh through trouble, she can dance through pain, And she’ll climb that hill and do it all again. She’s country strong, and she understood— You can’t break a woman with mountain blood. [Bridge – Fiddle Break] Oh, the road gets rough and the nights get long, But she keeps on walking when the world says wrong. With a little faith and a whole lot of grit, She’s the kind of woman you don't quit. [Final Chorus – Full Harmony] She’s got mountain blood running through her veins, A little bit of sunshine, a little bit of rain, She can laugh through trouble, she can dance through pain, And she’ll climb that hill and do it all again. She’s country strong, and everybody should Know you can’t break a woman with mountain blood. [Outro] Banjo rolls, fiddle rises, three-part female harmony Mountain blood… Mountain blood… You can’t break a woman with mountain blood.
