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A gritty country-rock story song about standing up for your hometown when outsiders try to tear it down. Short, punchy lines build tension, then a big repeating hook hits hard—meant for blasting in the truck with your friends. Not a love song, just backbone, sweat, and a stubborn kind of pride.

"You rolled in Friday
With loud new plans
Pointed at our wall
Said change the paint

I work the day shift
Grease on my hands
Name on my jacket
Dust on my boots

You laughed at our porch
And our old streetlight
Called us small minded
Said we should hush

I kept it calm
Tried to be nice
But my jaw locked
When you pushed again

Yeah I hold my ground
I hold my ground
You will not write us
You will not write us
Yeah I hold my ground
I hold my ground
This town stays standing
This town stays standing

You slapped a sticker
Right on our sign
Covered the letters
Like it was yours

You filmed our faces
For your little feed
Told your big followers
We are the joke

My mom works double
At the one cafe
My dad pours concrete
In July heat

We paid for these streets
In rain and rust
So when you spit talk
It hits too close

Yeah I hold my ground
I hold my ground
You will not write us
You will not write us
Yeah I hold my ground
I hold my ground
This town stays standing
This town stays standing

Night got real quiet
Crickets and smoke
I walked to the mural
Behind the rink

I wiped off your sticker
Slow with my sleeve
Left the old letters
Bright in the dawn

Yeah I hold my ground
I hold my ground
You will not write us
You will not write us
Yeah I hold my ground
I hold my ground
This town stays standing
This town stays standing"