Liza Mae Fry's Swamp Rally

[Verse] Down by the bayou, where the reeds grow high, Lives ol' Liza Mae Fry, the gator redneck with a twinkle in her eye. She’s got her swamp boots on and a heart of gold, Hostin' a rally for love, where courage takes hold. [Verse 2] She built a stage from cypress, hung rainbow lights, Brought folks together under pale moonlight. With a voice like honey and a heart unchained, She sang for the outcasts, through tears and the rain. [Chorus] Come on down to Liza Mae's, where love wins the day, All stripes and styles are welcome, no hate’ll sway. In her swampy sanctuary, we're safe to be free, Liza Mae's rally, where we’re all family. [Verse 3] The banner’s strung high, “Love is for all,” Critters and folks gathered, heeded her call. She said, “No matter your colors, no matter your pride, In this ol' swamp, you can safely reside.” [Bridge] Torchlight flickered, casting dreams on the moss, Liza Mae spoke softly, of love and loss. “In this world of ours, it’s love we defend, Every heart that beats is a loyal friend.” [Verse 4] Her swamp choir sang, with voices pure and bright, Echoing the message through the humid night. 'Twas a night to remember, 'neath the southern sky, Where love thrived, free from judgment’s eye.