Mountain Serenade

[Verse] Down in the holler where the wildflowers bloom, There's a song in the air, and it chases the gloom, With a fiddle and banjo, and an old violin, They strum out the heart of the town we live in. [Verse 2] Johnny on the spoons, tapping out a sweet beat, While the fireflies dance to the rhythm of our feet, Grandma hums softly, her voice joins the song, Every soul here knows right where they belong. [Chorus] Fiddle, banjo, violin, and spoons, Underneath the Southern skies, beneath the moon, With every note we play, we remember days gone by, In our mountain serenade, where hearts will never die. [Verse 3] Mamma bakes the cornbread, daddy's tendin’ the fire, And the kids laugh and sing; their young hearts inspired, Neighbors bring their stories, some laughter, some tears, In this circle of music that's lasted for years. [Bridge] Oh, the days might be long, but the nights are so sweet, When we all come together with music for our feet, In the glowing firelight, our spirits are free, In this place made of wood, hills, and family. [Chorus] Fiddle, banjo, violin, and spoons, Underneath the Southern skies, beneath the moon, With every note we play, we remember days gone by, In our mountain serenade, where hearts will never die.