Letras
I was born where the rivers run cold and wide
Steel City pride, black and gold deep inside
Grew up tough, stood tall with my crew
Worked hard, played harder, always stayed true
We worked real hard, earned every dime
Didn't take handouts, just put in the time
Respected the law but raised some hell
Never let a bully ring that bell
But I traded those steel-gray skies for the southern tide
Now it's palm trees, tailgates, and Seminole pride
Three rings in the books, garnet and gold in my veins
Still prayin' we beat the 'Canes and whip the Gators again
From the steel to the sunshine, I found my home
Florida's where I belong
College came, packed my bags, left that snow
FSU called, and I knew I had to go
Bobby was king, Doak Campbell roared
With Ward, Weinke and Winston, we brought home the gold
I still bleed black and gold when Sundays roll around
But Saturdays? It's warpaint, chop, and that war drum sound
Steel in my roots, salt in my soul
A Northern boy livin' where the warm tides roll
I traded those steel-gray skies for the southern tide
Now it's palm trees, tailgates, and Seminole pride
Three rings in the books, garnet and gold in my veins
Still prayin' we beat the 'Canes and whip the Gators again
From the steel to the sunshine, I found my home
Florida's where I belong
Ain't forgot where I came from, but I know where I'll stay
Under that Florida sun, where we play our way