(Verse 1)

There’s a light in her blue eyes brighter than July,

Like a clear Texas midnight stretched across the sky.

She’s a country girl, boots steady in the dust,

Built our whole wide world on faith and stubborn trust.

From a little white chapel to a house full of dreams,

She stitched forever into the seams.

(Pre-Chorus)

Through the hardest times, when the rain wouldn’t bend,

She stood by my side, my lover and my friend.

(Chorus)

Lisa, you’re my southern star, shining strong and true,

Guiding this lucky man back home to you.

From raising three kids to holding grandbabies tight,

You’re the porch light glowing in the darkest night.

I don’t know how I earned a love this far,

But thank the Lord you’re my southern star.

(Verse 2)

Three little hearts grew up under her wing,

She taught ’em how to pray, how to dream, how to sing.

Now tiny hands reach up for her embrace,

Grandchildren laughing with her smile on their face.

Every wrinkle’s a story, every gray hair earned,

Every lesson in love she patiently learned.

(Pre-Chorus)

When the winds got wild and the road got long,

She held us together, made our house a home.

(Chorus)

Lisa, you’re my southern star, shining strong and true,

Guiding this lucky man back home to you.

From raising three kids to holding grandbabies tight,

You’re the porch light glowing in the darkest night.

I don’t know how I earned a love this far,

But thank the Lord you’re my southern star.

(Bridge)

If I had one wish under heaven’s wide blue,

I’d live every sunrise all over with you.

Same vows, same dance, same old pickup car,

Still fall for that girl with the bright blue eyes and heart so large.

(Final Chorus)

Lisa, you’re my southern star, steady as the moon,

The sweetest melody in every country tune.

Through the hardest times you never walked afar,

I’m just a lucky man loving who you are.

Yeah, forever won’t seem very far,

With you shining on… my southern star.