[Verse] She works all day in the diner, Wearing boots, worn but fine as gold, She's got that sparkle and a winner's smile, Real women ain't ever gettin' old. [Verse 2] She blends tradition with a modern stride, Plays a steel guitar beside the hoes, Her heart's a compass, never slipping slide, In her country jeans and cozy homes. [Chorus] Real women got that twang, They know just what to bring, Backbone of the land, With a nuclear family's ring. [Verse 3] Out in the fields or on the stage, They’re bringing both grit and grace, Keeping love and life, perfectly engaged, Raising dreams in this soulful place. [Bridge] She ain't afraid to show her strength, Knowing love's the road that's long, From dawn to dusk, she goes the length, Real women living proud and strong. [Verse 4] At Sunday church, she's dressed with care, Prayers as warm as her apple pies, Balancing life’s demands everywhere, With the promise in her eyes gone. (outro: eyesight)